Proceedings and CollectionsNebraska State Historical Society, 1887 |
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... become obsolete because the life to which they applied has become extinct . On the other hand new principles and new rules arise as the necessary accompaniment of the new life born of every advance of the race . The historical law , the ...
... become obsolete because the life to which they applied has become extinct . On the other hand new principles and new rules arise as the necessary accompaniment of the new life born of every advance of the race . The historical law , the ...
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... become as- simulated with it , its odious features and soon become familiarized , they wink at the monster and it is well for them if they are not fascin- ated and become parties in a grand swindle of the confiding and un- thinking ...
... become as- simulated with it , its odious features and soon become familiarized , they wink at the monster and it is well for them if they are not fascin- ated and become parties in a grand swindle of the confiding and un- thinking ...
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... become the staple article of diet in the little hamlet . If it had not been for that crop of corn there is no knowing what would have become of the colony . The settlement must have been retarded if not scattered per- manently . This ...
... become the staple article of diet in the little hamlet . If it had not been for that crop of corn there is no knowing what would have become of the colony . The settlement must have been retarded if not scattered per- manently . This ...
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