Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-19


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: Past and Present State OF American Ltera-
tTe; South American Antiquities Inland
r Navigation; Geology and Revealed Religion
S Insanity and Monomanla; Liberty uersiLs Lit
! erature and the Fine Arts; Early History d
i the Country; Connexlonof the Physical Sci
+ ences Atmospheric Electricity, q New Iheo-
e of Magnetism, and q o.ecuiar Attraction I;
Q American Female haracter Pulmonary
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b poets and Duties q the age 41eaiLn o. El-
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internal Copy Right Poetry O the Inspired
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: Chemistry llsa3oraforg q Nat1Ie9 Ihe Past
the Present ana inc .Entlfei g1L country
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