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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... give them power ; you give them a position in society ; you make them sensible of their rights ; you cause them to love liberty ; you make them alive to sentiments of honor ; you render the idea of oppression odious , and its yoke ...
... give them power ; you give them a position in society ; you make them sensible of their rights ; you cause them to love liberty ; you make them alive to sentiments of honor ; you render the idea of oppression odious , and its yoke ...
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... give $ 40 to each poor scholar ; whereas on comparing other passages of his report , he says $ 10 , would be more ... give these , but would like our contributors to give us the power , to do it or not at our pleasure . We are always ...
... give $ 40 to each poor scholar ; whereas on comparing other passages of his report , he says $ 10 , would be more ... give these , but would like our contributors to give us the power , to do it or not at our pleasure . We are always ...
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... give commendation to both editor and publisher . Dr. Simms needs , how- ever , nothing at our hands ; he has too brilliant and well established a reputation , both North and South , for this . We rejoice for him to win and wear the ...
... give commendation to both editor and publisher . Dr. Simms needs , how- ever , nothing at our hands ; he has too brilliant and well established a reputation , both North and South , for this . We rejoice for him to win and wear the ...
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