 | Jesse Appleton - 1836 - 512 páginas
...national importance. The nature of man on the one side, and of soils and climates on the other, remains the same in every age. It is knowledge — it is cultivation...beasts and savages were contending for the empire of an unmeasured desert, there are now civil institutions, commerce, cities, arts, letters, religion,... | |
 | Jesse Appleton - 1836 - 516 páginas
...national importance. The nature of man on the one side, and of soils and climates on the other, remains the same in every age. It is knowledge — it is cultivation...beasts and savages were contending for the empire of an unmeasured desert, there are now civil institutions, commerce, cities, arts, letters, religion,... | |
 | 1850 - 396 páginas
...national importance. The nature of man on the one side, and of soils and climates on the other, remains the same in every age. It is knowledge — it is cultivation...beasts and savages were contending for the empire of an unmeasured desert, there arc now civil institutions, commerce, cides, arts, letter«, religion,... | |
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... mineralogy, lately introduced into our country, and now cultivated with so much ardor and success, cannot fail, by their influence on medicine, agriculture and the arts, to produce consequences of great national importance. The nature of man on the... 