Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Հատոր 109W. Blackwood, 1871 |
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Էջ 58
... land near the bay , nor , indeed , one might say to the land lying between the hills and Lake Superior , as they never hunted there ; and beyond those hills , until you reached Rainy River , there was no land worth making a treaty about ...
... land near the bay , nor , indeed , one might say to the land lying between the hills and Lake Superior , as they never hunted there ; and beyond those hills , until you reached Rainy River , there was no land worth making a treaty about ...
Էջ 262
... land , expresses not his own views , but the views of the en- tire population . The part played by Fenianism in obtaining for Ire- land whatever advantages recent legislation may have given her , Mr. Butt , in his address to the exiles ...
... land , expresses not his own views , but the views of the en- tire population . The part played by Fenianism in obtaining for Ire- land whatever advantages recent legislation may have given her , Mr. Butt , in his address to the exiles ...
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... land . " The Presbyterian clergy were in a state of intense activ- ity , holding numerous meetings and passing resolutions . The Band or Covenant of 1581 was renewed , and signed all over the land , receiving in many instances the names ...
... land . " The Presbyterian clergy were in a state of intense activ- ity , holding numerous meetings and passing resolutions . The Band or Covenant of 1581 was renewed , and signed all over the land , receiving in many instances the names ...
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