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... Island - the descent of the strange Animals therefrom - a great victory , and a description of the ancient village of Communipaw 86 CHAP . III . — In which is set forth the true art of making a bargain - together with the miraculous ...
... Island - the descent of the strange Animals therefrom - a great victory , and a description of the ancient village of Communipaw 86 CHAP . III . — In which is set forth the true art of making a bargain - together with the miraculous ...
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... island on which is situated the city of New - York , would never have had an existence . The regular course of my history , therefore , requires that I should proceed to notice the cosmogony or formation of this our globe . And now I ...
... island on which is situated the city of New - York , would never have had an existence . The regular course of my history , therefore , requires that I should proceed to notice the cosmogony or formation of this our globe . And now I ...
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... island of Atlan- tis than to the sturdy race , composed of rebellious flesh and blood , which populates the little matter of fact island we inhabit . Beside these systems , we have , moreover , the poetical theo- gony of old Hesiod ...
... island of Atlan- tis than to the sturdy race , composed of rebellious flesh and blood , which populates the little matter of fact island we inhabit . Beside these systems , we have , moreover , the poetical theo- gony of old Hesiod ...
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... islands , among which I boldly declare the renowned ISLAND OF NEW- YORK will be found by any one who seeks for it in its proper place . CHAPTER III . HOW THAT FAMOUS NAVIGATOR , NOAH , 44 HISTORY OF NEW - YORK .
... islands , among which I boldly declare the renowned ISLAND OF NEW- YORK will be found by any one who seeks for it in its proper place . CHAPTER III . HOW THAT FAMOUS NAVIGATOR , NOAH , 44 HISTORY OF NEW - YORK .
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... Islands ; or whether it was settled by a temporary colony from Tyre , as hinted by Aristotle and Seneca . I shall neither inquire whether it was first dis- covered by the Chinese , as Vossius with great shrewdness advances ; nor by the ...
... Islands ; or whether it was settled by a temporary colony from Tyre , as hinted by Aristotle and Seneca . I shall neither inquire whether it was first dis- covered by the Chinese , as Vossius with great shrewdness advances ; nor by the ...
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