...them finally to a far higher condition than they have ever before enjoyed. Thirty thousand Texans, each with his horse and rifle, would soon make themselves...springs/ and sent to Cambridge, would present you some such moral picture as that of the prisoner described by Sterne. His chief employment, day by day,...

...them finally to a far higher condition than they have ever before enjoyed. Thirty thousand Texans, each with his horse and rifle, would soon make themselves...masters of the city of Montezuma, and then may you sec the experiment tried upon a scale sufficiently extensive to make it a fair one. Hut your Indian...

...them finally to a far higher condition than they have ever before enjoyed. Thirty thousand Texans, each with his horse and rifle, would soon make themselves...it a fair one. But your Indian student, drawn from ' Su-quehannah's farthest springs/ and sent to Cambridge, would present you some such moral picture...

...them finally to a far higher condition than they have ever before enjoyed. Thirty thousand Texans, each with his horse and rifle, would soon make themselves...scale sufficiently extensive to make it a fair one. 15ut your Indian student, drawn from ' Surqueliannah'a farthest springs,' and sent to Cambridge, would...

...may be the milder fate of bondage and subjection. Such a fate would save, and raise them liiiiii iv to a far higher condition than they have ever before...it a fair one. But your Indian student, drawn from " Siuquehannah's farthest springs," and sent to Cambridge, would present you with some such moral picture...