The Southern Quarterly Review, Volumen16Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1850 |
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... true light or form an impartial judgment on any thing unknown in England . No one has a greater respect than ourselves for the practical good sense and sterling love of justice , which form the basis of the English character . But we ...
... true light or form an impartial judgment on any thing unknown in England . No one has a greater respect than ourselves for the practical good sense and sterling love of justice , which form the basis of the English character . But we ...
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... true ! we have seen him with our own eyes . There is no God but God . " " On reaching the ruins , I descended into the new trench . The Arabs withdrew the screen they had hastily constructed , and disclosed an enormous human head ...
... true ! we have seen him with our own eyes . There is no God but God . " " On reaching the ruins , I descended into the new trench . The Arabs withdrew the screen they had hastily constructed , and disclosed an enormous human head ...
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... true God " after the name of our Saviour , or so change the phrase in a few instances as to express their belief in His Divinity . As far as the Chaldean Ritual goes , they both agree in the administration of the Sacra- ments , ( both ...
... true God " after the name of our Saviour , or so change the phrase in a few instances as to express their belief in His Divinity . As far as the Chaldean Ritual goes , they both agree in the administration of the Sacra- ments , ( both ...
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... true position . Let the poor lad , if he will , nobly strive to elevate himself by the labors of his mind ; but you can never urge him to make the efforts which are necessary to the acquisition of know- ledge if he knows that , after he ...
... true position . Let the poor lad , if he will , nobly strive to elevate himself by the labors of his mind ; but you can never urge him to make the efforts which are necessary to the acquisition of know- ledge if he knows that , after he ...
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... true definition . That which is given to it in the school books , i.e. , the art of speaking and writing a language correctly , is imperfect and mischievous . To acquire a knowledge of it demands a long , patient and metaphysical ...
... true definition . That which is given to it in the school books , i.e. , the art of speaking and writing a language correctly , is imperfect and mischievous . To acquire a knowledge of it demands a long , patient and metaphysical ...
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