The Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 7Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 - American periodicals |
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... become unim- portant , as there are seminaries sufficient to supply the wants of the whole country . The stated term of residence at these seminaries is three years . Lately , and in a few places , a class of preliminary in- sututions ...
... become unim- portant , as there are seminaries sufficient to supply the wants of the whole country . The stated term of residence at these seminaries is three years . Lately , and in a few places , a class of preliminary in- sututions ...
Page 417
... become extinct . The coast of Zanguebar was colonized many centuries ago by Arabians , and afterwards by Portuguese- at a still earlier period by Phenicians . Other colonies have been formed in Mozambique , Quiola , Kongo , etc. , but ...
... become extinct . The coast of Zanguebar was colonized many centuries ago by Arabians , and afterwards by Portuguese- at a still earlier period by Phenicians . Other colonies have been formed in Mozambique , Quiola , Kongo , etc. , but ...
Page 446
... become extinct . " p . 34 . I presume that our author would not assume one law for the Mulatto , another for the Mestizo , etc. , and we must therefore take it for granted , that if the offspring of any two human races would run out ...
... become extinct . " p . 34 . I presume that our author would not assume one law for the Mulatto , another for the Mestizo , etc. , and we must therefore take it for granted , that if the offspring of any two human races would run out ...
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