 | Jedidiah Morse - 1792 - 522 lehte
...counties, and the counties into townfliips. Face of ike country, mountains, Ул] New-England is a high, hilly, and in fome parts a mountainous country, formed by nature to be inhabited by a hardy race of iree, independent republicans. — The mountains are comparatively fmall, running nearly north and... | |
 | William Winterbotham - 1796 - 580 lehte
...FACE OF THE COUNTRY, MOUNTAINS, &c. New-England is a high, hilly, and in fome parts a niountaincus country, formed by nature to be inhabited by a hardy...of free independent republicans. The mountains are comparjtively fmall, running nearly north and fouth in ridges parallel to each other. Between thefe... | |
 | Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig - 1797 - 430 lehte
...hilly, and in fome parts a с.ппг'у, mountainous country, formed by nature to be inhabinwuntaim, ted by a hardy race of free, independent republicans. —The mountains are comparatively fmall, running ncaily north and fouth in ridges parallel to each other. &c. Between thefe ridges flow the great rivers... | |
 | John Payne, James Hardie - 1799 - 662 lehte
...counties into tuwnOiips. Face of tht Country Mountains, fJc. New-England is a high, hilly, and in ibme parts a mountainous country, formed by nature to be inhabited by a hardy race of free, indépendant republicans. The mountains are comparatively fmalt, running nearly north and fouth in... | |
 | Richard Brookes - 1812 - 822 lehte
...that ocean ami Ixing Island Sound, and on the W by New York. New England is a high, hilly, and in some parts a. mountainous country, formed by nature to...independent republicans. The mountains are comparatively small, running nearly north and south in ridges parallel to each other. Between these ridges now the... | |
 | 1816 - 778 lehte
...FACE OF THE COUNTRY OF. New England is a high, hilly, and in fome p.irts a mountainous country, formed to be inhabited by a hardy race of free, independent...mountains are comparatively fmall, running nearly N. and S. in ridges parallel to each other. Between thcfe ridges flow the great rivers in majeftic... | |
 | 1823 - 858 lehte
...hilly, and in some parts a country, mountainous country, formed by nature to be inhabiinountains, tef] by a hardy race of free, independent republicans. — The mountains are comparatively small, running nearly north and south in ridges parallel to each other. Between these ridges flow the... | |
 | Richard J. Moss - 1995 - 198 lehte
...New England of Morse's vision was a very nearly perfect community, "high, hilly, and in some parts of mountainous country, formed by nature to be inhabited...hardy race of free, independent republicans." The women were "handsome" and were "taught to manage domestic concerns with neatness and economy." New... | |
 | 658 lehte
...obvious: New England is a high, hilly, and in some parts a montanous country, formed by nature to he inhabited by a hardy race of free, independent republicans. The mountains are comparatively small, running nearly north and south in ridges parallel to each other. Between these ridges, flow... | |
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England is a high, hilly, and in some parts a montanous country, formed by nature to be inhabited by a hardy race of free, independent republicans. The mountains are comparatively small, running nearly north and south in ridges parallel to each other.... 