Memoirs, Correspondence, and Private Papers of Thomas Jefferson: Late President of the United StatesH. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1829 |
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... object , and spent themselves in founding schools to transfer to science the hardy sons of the plough . To these incitements were added the powerful fascinations of great cities . These circumstances have long since produced an ...
... object , and spent themselves in founding schools to transfer to science the hardy sons of the plough . To these incitements were added the powerful fascinations of great cities . These circumstances have long since produced an ...
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... object is to delineate the effects of redundancy of population , and to test the poor laws of England , and other palliations for that evil , several important questions in political economy , allied to his subject incidentally , are ...
... object is to delineate the effects of redundancy of population , and to test the poor laws of England , and other palliations for that evil , several important questions in political economy , allied to his subject incidentally , are ...
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... object , therefore , is , how to return into power under some other form . Undoubtedly they have but one means , which is to divide the republicans , join the minority , and barter with them for the cloak of their name . I say , join ...
... object , therefore , is , how to return into power under some other form . Undoubtedly they have but one means , which is to divide the republicans , join the minority , and barter with them for the cloak of their name . I say , join ...
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... object in the end . And that this may be the conduct of us all , I offer my sincere prayers , as well as for your health and happiness .. TH . JEFFERSON . VOL . IV . DEAR MADAM , TO MRS . ADAMS . Washington , THOMAS JEFFERSON . 17.
... object in the end . And that this may be the conduct of us all , I offer my sincere prayers , as well as for your health and happiness .. TH . JEFFERSON . VOL . IV . DEAR MADAM , TO MRS . ADAMS . Washington , THOMAS JEFFERSON . 17.
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... objects of distress , meritorious or not , or the obligation of an oath to protect the constitution , violated by an unauthorised act of Congress . Which of these were my motives , must be decided by a regard to the general tenor of my ...
... objects of distress , meritorious or not , or the obligation of an oath to protect the constitution , violated by an unauthorised act of Congress . Which of these were my motives , must be decided by a regard to the general tenor of my ...
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