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... desire to civilize the savages , but had little faith in the expedient which had been pursued , of sending their young men to our colleges ; the true means , he thought , was to intro- duce the arts and habits of husbandry among them ...
... desire to civilize the savages , but had little faith in the expedient which had been pursued , of sending their young men to our colleges ; the true means , he thought , was to intro- duce the arts and habits of husbandry among them ...
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Washington Irving. it is my desire to promote their prosperity by teaching them the use of domestic animals , and the manner that the white people plough and raise so much corn ; and if , upon consideration , it would be agreeable to the ...
Washington Irving. it is my desire to promote their prosperity by teaching them the use of domestic animals , and the manner that the white people plough and raise so much corn ; and if , upon consideration , it would be agreeable to the ...
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... desire to avoid insult , we must be able to repel it ; if we desire to secure peace - one of the most powerful instruments of our prosperity - it must be known that we are , at all times , ready for war . " In the spirit of these ...
... desire to avoid insult , we must be able to repel it ; if we desire to secure peace - one of the most powerful instruments of our prosperity - it must be known that we are , at all times , ready for war . " In the spirit of these ...
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