 ... else. In a comparison of this, with other countries, we have the proof of primacy, which was given to Themistocles, after the battle of Salamis. Every general voted to himself the first reward of valor, and the second to Themistocles. So, ask the...  Robert Bacon: Life and Letters - Page 131by James Brown Scott, Robert Bacon - 1923 - 459 pagesFull view - About this book
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...ease and vivacity of their conversation, give a charm to their society, to be found no where else. In a comparison of this, with other countries, we...Every general voted to himself the first reward of valor, and the second to Themistocles. So, ask the traveled inhabitant of any nation, in what country... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1829 - 510 pages
...ease and vivacity of their conversation, give a charm to their society, to be found no where else. In a comparison of this with other countries, we have...valour, and the second to Themistocles. So, ask the traveiled inhabitant of any nation, in what country on earth would you rather live ? — Certainly,... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1829 - 984 pages
...ease and vivacity of tneir conversation, give a charm to their society, to be found no where else. In a comparison of this with other countries, we have...valour, and the second to Themistocles. So, ask the traveiled inhabitant of any nation, in what country on eartli would you rather live ? — Certainly,... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1829 - 990 pages
...conversation, give a charm to their society, to be found no where else. In a comparison of this, with oiher countries, we have the proof of primacy, which was...Every general voted to himself the first reward of valor, and the second to Thcmistocles. So, ask the traveled inhabitant of any nation, in what country... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1829 - 486 pages
...ease and vivacity of their conversation, give a charm to their society, to be found no where else. In a comparison of this with other countries, we have...which was given to Themistocles, after the battle of Saiamis. Every general voted to himself the first reward of valour, and the second to Themistocles.... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1829 - 526 pages
...ease and vivacity of their conversation, give a charm to their society, to be found no where else. In a comparison of this, with other countries, we...primacy, which was .given to Themistocles, after the batde of Salamis. Every general voted to himself the first reward of valor, and the second to Themistocles.... | |
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...ease and vivacity of their conversation, give a charm to their society, to be found no where else. In a comparison of this, with other countries, we have the proof of primacy, which was given to ThemistocJes, after the battle of Salamis. Every general voted to himself the first reward of valor,... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1830 - 488 pages
...of their conversation, give a charm to their society, to be found nowhere else. In a comparison qf this with other countries, we have the proof of primacy,...Every general voted to himself the first reward of valor, and the second to Themistocles. So, ask the traveled inhabitant of any nation, In what country... | |
 | 1830 - 812 pages
...ease and vivacity of their conversation, give a charm to their society, to be found no where else. In a comparison of this with other countries, we have...of primacy which was given to Themistocles, after tbe battle of Salamis. Every general voted to himself the !ir-i reward of valour, and the second to... | |
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...ease and vivacity of their conversation, give a charm to their society, to be found no where else. In a comparison of this with other countries, we have...Every general voted to himself the first reward of valor, and the second to Themistocles. So, ask the travelled inhabitant of any nation. In what country... | |
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