An American Selection, of Lessons in Reading and Speaking: Calculated to Improve the Minds and Refine the Taste of Youth. To which are Prefixed Rules in Elocution, and Directions for Expressing the Principal Passions of the MindSeward and Williams, 1813 - Počet stran: 226 |
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Strana 106
... Spain , As a duty to his native country he made his first pro-- posal to the Senate of Genoa ; where it was soon rejected . 19. Conscious of the truth of his theory and of his own ability to execute his design , he retired without ...
... Spain , As a duty to his native country he made his first pro-- posal to the Senate of Genoa ; where it was soon rejected . 19. Conscious of the truth of his theory and of his own ability to execute his design , he retired without ...
Strana 107
... Spain , to apply in person to Ferdinand and Isa- bella , who governed the United Kingdoms of Arragon and Castile . 24. The circumstances of his brother's application in England , which appears to have been unsuccessful , it is not to my ...
... Spain , to apply in person to Ferdinand and Isa- bella , who governed the United Kingdoms of Arragon and Castile . 24. The circumstances of his brother's application in England , which appears to have been unsuccessful , it is not to my ...
Strana 109
... Spain . 35. The magnetic needle began to vary its direction.- This being the first time that phenomenon was ever dis- covered , it was viewed by the sailors with astonishment , and considered as an indication that nature herself had ...
... Spain . 35. The magnetic needle began to vary its direction.- This being the first time that phenomenon was ever dis- covered , it was viewed by the sailors with astonishment , and considered as an indication that nature herself had ...
Strana 110
... Spain ; or they as- sured him they would seek their own safety by taking away his life . Columbus , whose sagacity and penetration had discovered every symptom of the disorder , was prepared for this last stage of it , and was ...
... Spain ; or they as- sured him they would seek their own safety by taking away his life . Columbus , whose sagacity and penetration had discovered every symptom of the disorder , was prepared for this last stage of it , and was ...
Strana 111
... Spain ; after having been driven by stress of weather into the port of Lisbon , where he had an oppor- tunity , in an interview with the king of Portugal , to prove the truth of his system , by arguments more convincing than those he ...
... Spain ; after having been driven by stress of weather into the port of Lisbon , where he had an oppor- tunity , in an interview with the king of Portugal , to prove the truth of his system , by arguments more convincing than those he ...
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