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... present at the solemnity. Mrs. Belknap joins her salutations to mine, which are the dictates of sincerity, when I assure you that I am, with much esteem, your affectionate friend and Obliged humble servant, Jeeemy Belknap. HAZARD TO ...
... present at the solemnity. Mrs. Belknap joins her salutations to mine, which are the dictates of sincerity, when I assure you that I am, with much esteem, your affectionate friend and Obliged humble servant, Jeeemy Belknap. HAZARD TO ...
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... present troubles are a convincing proof that her intentions are still the same. The red slate, in New Jersey, which Burnaby mentions, had not escaped my notice, and I have often puzzled myself in attempting to account for its fertility ...
... present troubles are a convincing proof that her intentions are still the same. The red slate, in New Jersey, which Burnaby mentions, had not escaped my notice, and I have often puzzled myself in attempting to account for its fertility ...
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... present journey. I did not receive your last before I had taken leave of Boston, but I sent in the one it enclosed for Mr. Elliot, by a safe hand. Before this reaches you, you will doubtless have heard of Count d'Estaing's success in ...
... present journey. I did not receive your last before I had taken leave of Boston, but I sent in the one it enclosed for Mr. Elliot, by a safe hand. Before this reaches you, you will doubtless have heard of Count d'Estaing's success in ...
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... present secrets of Nature. I have wished to see discoveries of this kind entered upon with spirit. I have made such remarks as my abilities and opportunities would admit, and have endeavoured to stimulate others to it; but one-half of ...
... present secrets of Nature. I have wished to see discoveries of this kind entered upon with spirit. I have made such remarks as my abilities and opportunities would admit, and have endeavoured to stimulate others to it; but one-half of ...
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... present winter. I have letters from Philadelphia, Albany, New Jersey, and Connecticut, which particularly mention it. It bids fair to supplant the memory of " the hard winter." I have lately received a letter from the Eeverend Mr ...
... present winter. I have letters from Philadelphia, Albany, New Jersey, and Connecticut, which particularly mention it. It bids fair to supplant the memory of " the hard winter." I have lately received a letter from the Eeverend Mr ...
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