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Illustrationen der politischen Ökonomie, Band 8 (von 9)

Harriet Martineau

Sprache:
Englisch
Status:
Vollständiges Werk
Autorschaft:
Vom Autor verfasst
Zustand des Textes:
Sauberer Text
Umfang:
~73.500 Wörter · 349 Passagen
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  • APAHarriet Martineau. (n.d.). Illustrationen der politischen Ökonomie, Band 8 (von 9). SigPhi. https://sigphiai.com/de/works/harriet-martineau/illustrations-of-political-economy-volume-8-of-9
  • MLAHarriet Martineau. "Illustrationen der politischen Ökonomie, Band 8 (von 9)." SigPhi, https://sigphiai.com/de/works/harriet-martineau/illustrations-of-political-economy-volume-8-of-9.
  • ChicagoHarriet Martineau. Illustrationen der politischen Ökonomie, Band 8 (von 9). SigPhi. https://sigphiai.com/de/works/harriet-martineau/illustrations-of-political-economy-volume-8-of-9.

Wovon es handelt

Band 8 von neun der Illustrations of Political Economy.

Kontext und Geschichte

**Achtung: die Reihe ist hier unvollständig — die Bände 1, 3, 4, 6 und 8 von neun.**

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Wie es beginnt
CHAP. PAGE│CHAP. PAGE 1. The Philosopher at Home 1│5. Introductions 94 2. The Gentleman at Home 22│6. A Father’s Hope 122 3. Saturday Morning 46│7. The End of the Matter 142 4. Sunday Evening 65│ │ THE THREE AGES.. │ 1. First Age 1│3. Third Age 93 2. Second Age 35│ BRIERY CREEK. --------------------- CHAPTER I. THE PHILOSOPHER AT HOME. The sun,—the bright sun of May in the western world,—was going down on the village of Briery Creek, and there was scarcely a soul left within its bounds to observe how the shadows lengthened on the prairie, except Dr. Sneyd; and Dr. Sneyd was too busy to do justice to the spectacle. It was very long since letters and newspapers had been received from England; the rains had interfered with the post; and nothing had been heard at the settlement for a month of what the minister was planning in London, and what the populace was doing in Paris. Dr. Sneyd had learned, in this time, much that was taking place among the worlds overhead; and he now began to be very impatient for tidings respecting the Old World, on which he had been compelled to turn his back, at the moment when its political circumstances began to be the most interesting to him.…

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