The Southern Quarterly Review, 23-24. kötetThe Proprietors, 1853 |
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543. oldal
... given him an undying reputation . I cannot , in this place , describe how the train- ing of a life was obtained which led to these brilliant results for our work , and for American science ; nor can I trust myself now in an analysis of ...
... given him an undying reputation . I cannot , in this place , describe how the train- ing of a life was obtained which led to these brilliant results for our work , and for American science ; nor can I trust myself now in an analysis of ...
230. oldal
... given as types . The man is weak and powerless ; and well meaning , only because he is feeble . He is made to represent the planter , in a region whose planters have given the first statesman , lawyers and warriors to the confederacy ...
... given as types . The man is weak and powerless ; and well meaning , only because he is feeble . He is made to represent the planter , in a region whose planters have given the first statesman , lawyers and warriors to the confederacy ...
352. oldal
... given to the aboriginal names of rivers in Tennessee is more legitimate matter . One thing may be said in this respect . We are not to be surprised to find seve- ral Indian names given to the same place , rock , river or forest . Each ...
... given to the aboriginal names of rivers in Tennessee is more legitimate matter . One thing may be said in this respect . We are not to be surprised to find seve- ral Indian names given to the same place , rock , river or forest . Each ...
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