Travels through
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共 23 段- The first objects which meet the eye on approaching the Amer
- PHILADELPHIA, according to the census taken in the Year 1790
- Charleston stands at a few miles distance from Elkton; there
- We now come to New York, which enjoys the double advantages
- But although the people of that country which borders upon t
- But material objections, we must suppose, appeared against s
- On the whole road from Philadelphia to Lancaster there are n
- On entering into the courts a stranger is apt to smile at th
- The large estates are managed by stewards and overseers, the
- The college of William and Mary, as it is still called, stan
- The horses in common use in Virginia are all of a light desc
- The soil here changes to a deep argilaceous earth, particula
- The arch consists of a solid mass of stone, or of several st
- The Patowmac on the left comes winding along through a ferti
- The next stage from Princeton is Brunswick, containing about
- Fort Edward was dismantled prior to the late American war; b
- Thomas appeared to be about forty-five years of age; he was
- The island of Montreal is about twenty-eight miles in length
- The next morning we left Sorelle, beyond which place the St.
- The artillery barracks are capable of containing about five
- The clergy of the church of England, in both provinces, cons
- By means of their carioles or sledges, the Canadians transpo
- For whatever reason this system of not granting unexceptiona