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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Page 55
... equally thorough and satisfactory upon the prin- cipal matters of which it treats . We are glad to see that Mr. Mann no where reiterates and sanctions by his authority the fanciful idea , which was gravely announced some years since at ...
... equally thorough and satisfactory upon the prin- cipal matters of which it treats . We are glad to see that Mr. Mann no where reiterates and sanctions by his authority the fanciful idea , which was gravely announced some years since at ...
Page 318
... equally in years and intellect , they mock him no longer . They feel that he is no fool . He has wit beyond his years . He reasons cunningly . It is not easy to foil him at these weapons , and his satire is more than a counterpoise to ...
... equally in years and intellect , they mock him no longer . They feel that he is no fool . He has wit beyond his years . He reasons cunningly . It is not easy to foil him at these weapons , and his satire is more than a counterpoise to ...
Page 343
... equally apparent in his utter refusal to notice Ben . D'Israeli ? D'Israeli belongs to the age , -is one of its informing spirits , certainly , quite as much as Ains- worth and Theodore Hook . He is equally popular and vo- luminous as a ...
... equally apparent in his utter refusal to notice Ben . D'Israeli ? D'Israeli belongs to the age , -is one of its informing spirits , certainly , quite as much as Ains- worth and Theodore Hook . He is equally popular and vo- luminous as a ...
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