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Page 95
... called THE OVERLAND MONTHLY ? It would perhaps be easier to say why it was not called by some of the thousand other titles suggested . I might explain how " Pacific Monthly " is hackneyed , mild in suggestion , and at best but a feeble ...
... called THE OVERLAND MONTHLY ? It would perhaps be easier to say why it was not called by some of the thousand other titles suggested . I might explain how " Pacific Monthly " is hackneyed , mild in suggestion , and at best but a feeble ...
Page 372
... called by the Peruvians Sisarum or Skirrists , but by us called Potatus or Potatoes . There is not any that hath written of this plant or said anything of its flowers , yet I have had in my garden divers rootes that have flourished unto ...
... called by the Peruvians Sisarum or Skirrists , but by us called Potatus or Potatoes . There is not any that hath written of this plant or said anything of its flowers , yet I have had in my garden divers rootes that have flourished unto ...
Page 451
... called the Holy Roman Empire of the German nation , was of a character which seems strange to us . The states originated in large landed possessions . The proprietors succeeded in making free people dependent upon them to a greater or ...
... called the Holy Roman Empire of the German nation , was of a character which seems strange to us . The states originated in large landed possessions . The proprietors succeeded in making free people dependent upon them to a greater or ...
Contents
Alfred Tennyson Poet Laureate | 17 |
John W Durst | 33 |
On Foot in Tlascala | 46 |
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