The Southern Quarterly Review, Volumen6Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 |
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... cause of freedom under the high influen- ces of religion , and were prepared to perish , if they could not preserve that sacred boon . They did succeed . The most triumphant success crowned this bold and divine at- tempt to vindicate ...
... cause of freedom under the high influen- ces of religion , and were prepared to perish , if they could not preserve that sacred boon . They did succeed . The most triumphant success crowned this bold and divine at- tempt to vindicate ...
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... cause . both cases the result was equally as fortunate as it was glo- rious . We do not intend to detail the events which caused this revolution ; they belong to the political history of the country . We have merely adduced the example ...
... cause . both cases the result was equally as fortunate as it was glo- rious . We do not intend to detail the events which caused this revolution ; they belong to the political history of the country . We have merely adduced the example ...
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... cause of annoyance in the character of Cortés . One of these provocations sprang from a cause equally natural and annoy- ing . The constitutional infirmity of our hero - his passion for the sex - does not seem to have suffered much ...
... cause of annoyance in the character of Cortés . One of these provocations sprang from a cause equally natural and annoy- ing . The constitutional infirmity of our hero - his passion for the sex - does not seem to have suffered much ...
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