The Southern Quarterly Review, 30. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1967 |
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358. oldal
... appears as one who feels that the honour of his State and his kindred has been outraged , and he insists that with a ... appear , and the reason for it is apparent to every unprejudiced mind . from other States were present . His name ...
... appears as one who feels that the honour of his State and his kindred has been outraged , and he insists that with a ... appear , and the reason for it is apparent to every unprejudiced mind . from other States were present . His name ...
407. oldal
... appear to ourselves new , have arisen , though , perhaps , in a very indirect manner , from successive modifications of traditional opin- ions . Each word we utter , each thought that arises , has in it the vestiges , is , in itself ...
... appear to ourselves new , have arisen , though , perhaps , in a very indirect manner , from successive modifications of traditional opin- ions . Each word we utter , each thought that arises , has in it the vestiges , is , in itself ...
434. oldal
... appear in his scenes . Heraldry may be a vain study , and pedi- grees be nonsense ; and it would be in strict accordance with the republican sentiments of America to disregard both . But neither can be safely disregarded in the ...
... appear in his scenes . Heraldry may be a vain study , and pedi- grees be nonsense ; and it would be in strict accordance with the republican sentiments of America to disregard both . But neither can be safely disregarded in the ...
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