The Literary Magazine, and American Register, Volume 6, Issue 38John Conrad & Company, 1806 |
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Page 326
... person of inferior birth . This law was abo- lished in 1803 ; and the authority of parents over their children , in ... persons of consequence in their par- ty , such was the coldness and apathy of the Creoles , that , after their first ...
... person of inferior birth . This law was abo- lished in 1803 ; and the authority of parents over their children , in ... persons of consequence in their par- ty , such was the coldness and apathy of the Creoles , that , after their first ...
Page 327
... persons had entered into the conspiracy , six of whom were taken and executed ; the rest either escaped , or were ... person ; and if a slave can amass a sum equal to his purchase- money , he has a right to buy back his freedom . In 1789 ...
... persons had entered into the conspiracy , six of whom were taken and executed ; the rest either escaped , or were ... person ; and if a slave can amass a sum equal to his purchase- money , he has a right to buy back his freedom . In 1789 ...
Page 333
... persons who had been con- cerned in it . There is a consulado , or chamber of commerce at Caracas , established in 1793. All commercial causes are brought before it ; and it is also charged with the superintendance of commerce ...
... persons who had been con- cerned in it . There is a consulado , or chamber of commerce at Caracas , established in 1793. All commercial causes are brought before it ; and it is also charged with the superintendance of commerce ...
Page 335
... person intended for the army has no opportunity of learning even the rudiments of his art ; if he is desirous to acquire them , he must relinquish the superior advantages of a British education , in order to place himself under the ...
... person intended for the army has no opportunity of learning even the rudiments of his art ; if he is desirous to acquire them , he must relinquish the superior advantages of a British education , in order to place himself under the ...
Page 336
... person to fancy himself a soldier , by scrupulously at- tending , during peace , to those mi- nutie which are really insignificant in war . Officers who make the most distinguished figure in time of peace , do not , in actual service ...
... person to fancy himself a soldier , by scrupulously at- tending , during peace , to those mi- nutie which are really insignificant in war . Officers who make the most distinguished figure in time of peace , do not , in actual service ...
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