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 222
... manner securing him the confidence of Montgomery . He became the aid of this general ; and at the attack upon Quebec ... manners of Arnold , and excited much indignation against that offi- cer . But praise met Burr at every step . From ...
... manner securing him the confidence of Montgomery . He became the aid of this general ; and at the attack upon Quebec ... manners of Arnold , and excited much indignation against that offi- cer . But praise met Burr at every step . From ...
Page 252
... manner ; and if he has not gone enough , into the characteristics of its higher classes of society , he has given ... manners and cus- toms - its climate , soil and productions - its government , laws and his- tory - its minerals ...
... manner ; and if he has not gone enough , into the characteristics of its higher classes of society , he has given ... manners and cus- toms - its climate , soil and productions - its government , laws and his- tory - its minerals ...
Page 466
... manner whatever with the domestic regulations and preservato . ry measures in respect to that part of her property which forms the colored population of the State , and which property they will not per- mit to be meddled with or ...
... manner whatever with the domestic regulations and preservato . ry measures in respect to that part of her property which forms the colored population of the State , and which property they will not per- mit to be meddled with or ...
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