The Southern Quarterly Review, 9. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 |
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48. oldal
... question , -whether there are affinities between certain races or species , which make them intermix better than others , or to what extent the law of hybrids prevails . This remark applies to other parts of the world as well as Africa ...
... question , -whether there are affinities between certain races or species , which make them intermix better than others , or to what extent the law of hybrids prevails . This remark applies to other parts of the world as well as Africa ...
248. oldal
... question of the power of the federal government over the subject of internal improvements , a question , which heretofore agitated the public mind greatly , the agitation commencing in the halls of Congress , where the question was ...
... question of the power of the federal government over the subject of internal improvements , a question , which heretofore agitated the public mind greatly , the agitation commencing in the halls of Congress , where the question was ...
387. oldal
... question of the accuracy of the Septua gint or Usherian chronology is wholly subordinate . We deem the former sufficiently high . But when it is proved to be too low , the main question of the possibility of the physical differences of ...
... question of the accuracy of the Septua gint or Usherian chronology is wholly subordinate . We deem the former sufficiently high . But when it is proved to be too low , the main question of the possibility of the physical differences of ...
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