The Southern Quarterly Review, 9. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 |
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... individual are temporary ; and in general acquired characters are transient ; they terminate with the individual and have no influence on the offspring . " It is impossible to establish clearly a single instance of change of a white to ...
... individual are temporary ; and in general acquired characters are transient ; they terminate with the individual and have no influence on the offspring . " It is impossible to establish clearly a single instance of change of a white to ...
207. oldal
... individual powers , and his social organization . In his efforts for spiritual freedom , he may derive social as- sistance from his birth - right , as a member of that divine corporation , the Church , and for freedom to do , he may ex ...
... individual powers , and his social organization . In his efforts for spiritual freedom , he may derive social as- sistance from his birth - right , as a member of that divine corporation , the Church , and for freedom to do , he may ex ...
211. oldal
... individual , veto the law , and interpose his authority to protect the privileges of the helpless member of his order . And it was only when that order embraced the whole nation , and the Patres and Plebs were consolidated , that he ...
... individual , veto the law , and interpose his authority to protect the privileges of the helpless member of his order . And it was only when that order embraced the whole nation , and the Patres and Plebs were consolidated , that he ...
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