The Southern Quarterly Review, 9. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 |
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... seen in the streets every day , are also deeply crossed with these races . The same facts are seen all over the West Indies , South America , Mexico , and , in short , wherever the lower class of the white race form settlements . The ...
... seen in the streets every day , are also deeply crossed with these races . The same facts are seen all over the West Indies , South America , Mexico , and , in short , wherever the lower class of the white race form settlements . The ...
296. oldal
... seen , in which to enter . Females and young children are never scen assembled with the males , in a Mahomedan place of worship . In Palestine , as in other parts of the Ottoman empire , Mahomedans always turn their faces towards Mecca ...
... seen , in which to enter . Females and young children are never scen assembled with the males , in a Mahomedan place of worship . In Palestine , as in other parts of the Ottoman empire , Mahomedans always turn their faces towards Mecca ...
305. oldal
... seen until one is quite near its walls . The present wall of the city , is on an average about thirty feet in height , though it varies perhaps from twenty to sixty feet , according to the undulations of the ground . This wall is of ...
... seen until one is quite near its walls . The present wall of the city , is on an average about thirty feet in height , though it varies perhaps from twenty to sixty feet , according to the undulations of the ground . This wall is of ...
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