The Southern Quarterly Review, 9. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 |
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278. oldal
... religious education , of some kind , is indispensable to the rising generation in our country . We need not dwell on the reasons , for they are sufficiently apparent to every justly thinking man , who has the real interests of his ...
... religious education , of some kind , is indispensable to the rising generation in our country . We need not dwell on the reasons , for they are sufficiently apparent to every justly thinking man , who has the real interests of his ...
294. oldal
... religious sects , and , in their places of worship , some of them use other languages , —still the Arabic is the language of the country . As it respects their ecclesiastical relations , they are known as Greeks , Maronites , Druses ...
... religious sects , and , in their places of worship , some of them use other languages , —still the Arabic is the language of the country . As it respects their ecclesiastical relations , they are known as Greeks , Maronites , Druses ...
297. oldal
... religious people ; they abound in religious acts and words , and without saying here , whether their religion is good or bad , it is certain that it has a great hold upon them . They seem , moreover , to wish to be known by their ...
... religious people ; they abound in religious acts and words , and without saying here , whether their religion is good or bad , it is certain that it has a great hold upon them . They seem , moreover , to wish to be known by their ...
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THE ISTHMUS OF SUEZ | 57 |
THE WANDERING JEW | 73 |
THE TARIFF | 114 |
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