The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, Volume 34Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1849 |
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... MEANS OF AMELIORATING THEIR CONDITION . " THE ill - directed infant mind is the root of the tree of Idleness , out of whose multitudinous branches comes forth the fruit of Pauperism , in all its varieties of forms . ' THE Consideration ...
... MEANS OF AMELIORATING THEIR CONDITION . " THE ill - directed infant mind is the root of the tree of Idleness , out of whose multitudinous branches comes forth the fruit of Pauperism , in all its varieties of forms . ' THE Consideration ...
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... means of much good . There is in France , in the city of Metz , an institution of charity under the patronage of the young ladies of the city . The members of this charitable association subscribe two dollars a year , and are obligated ...
... means of much good . There is in France , in the city of Metz , an institution of charity under the patronage of the young ladies of the city . The members of this charitable association subscribe two dollars a year , and are obligated ...
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... means of throwing plenty of work in their way . Assuredly the influence of well - bred and benevolent young ladies must have its good effect on the lower class of females , who otherwise have little chance to come in contact with the ...
... means of throwing plenty of work in their way . Assuredly the influence of well - bred and benevolent young ladies must have its good effect on the lower class of females , who otherwise have little chance to come in contact with the ...
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... means of avoiding pauperism is to keep vice under control ; the best means of keeping a restraint on vice is to give a shelter to the virtue of the poor female portion of humanity , by making work easy ; and one of the best means of ...
... means of avoiding pauperism is to keep vice under control ; the best means of keeping a restraint on vice is to give a shelter to the virtue of the poor female portion of humanity , by making work easy ; and one of the best means of ...
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... mean to go on ; * for if the trumpet give an uncer- tain sound , who shall prepare him- self for battle ? This remark , the eloquent rejoinder , we believe , of FISHER AMES , was never more true , or so much as formerly , and is to this ...
... mean to go on ; * for if the trumpet give an uncer- tain sound , who shall prepare him- self for battle ? This remark , the eloquent rejoinder , we believe , of FISHER AMES , was never more true , or so much as formerly , and is to this ...
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