The Southern Quarterly Review, 9. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 |
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217. oldal
... interest had its voice in the Parliament , or some other body , and an administration could find strength only in conciliation . Such a government is exposed to danger , in the impossibility of enumerating and represent- ing all the ...
... interest had its voice in the Parliament , or some other body , and an administration could find strength only in conciliation . Such a government is exposed to danger , in the impossibility of enumerating and represent- ing all the ...
218. oldal
... interest , is radically erro- neous . However small the community may be , and however homo- geneous its interests , the moment that government is put into opera- tion , as soon as it begins to collect taxes and to make appropriations ...
... interest , is radically erro- neous . However small the community may be , and however homo- geneous its interests , the moment that government is put into opera- tion , as soon as it begins to collect taxes and to make appropriations ...
362. oldal
... interest . Our own Bancroft is one whose pages breathe peculiarly this popular spirit . In his hands , the familiar facts of our country's history present the most brilliant features of romance . Fancy revels in anticipation of what ...
... interest . Our own Bancroft is one whose pages breathe peculiarly this popular spirit . In his hands , the familiar facts of our country's history present the most brilliant features of romance . Fancy revels in anticipation of what ...
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