The Historical Reader: Designed for the Use of Schools and Families, on a New PlanHoratio Hill, 1825 - 372 ページ |
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... directed to build a certain vessel or ark , for the preservation of himself and family , and of such a quantity of animals of every species , as would be sufficient to replenish the earth again , when the threatened flood should subside ...
... directed to build a certain vessel or ark , for the preservation of himself and family , and of such a quantity of animals of every species , as would be sufficient to replenish the earth again , when the threatened flood should subside ...
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... directed up the bay , till it narrowed into a noble river about two miles wide . Here was a small town , belonging to a colony of Swedes and Dutch , since called Newcastle , with the inhabitants of which Penn remained a short time ...
... directed up the bay , till it narrowed into a noble river about two miles wide . Here was a small town , belonging to a colony of Swedes and Dutch , since called Newcastle , with the inhabitants of which Penn remained a short time ...
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... directed a the Lawrence , and blazed incessantly upon it from their largest vessels . Finding the hazard of his situation , Perry made sail , and directed the other vessels to follow , for the purpose of closing with the foe . The ...
... directed a the Lawrence , and blazed incessantly upon it from their largest vessels . Finding the hazard of his situation , Perry made sail , and directed the other vessels to follow , for the purpose of closing with the foe . The ...
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