The Southern Quarterly Review, Volumen6Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 |
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... suffering which have been inflicted on that land . Such have been the oppression and restraint imposed under the iron sway of a despotism , worse than that of the East . Such are the causes which have driven the people into revolution ...
... suffering which have been inflicted on that land . Such have been the oppression and restraint imposed under the iron sway of a despotism , worse than that of the East . Such are the causes which have driven the people into revolution ...
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... suffer in fine , incredible hardships and privations , to which those of the wilderness were as nothing in comparison ... suffered much du . ring their long route , from their unusual mode of travelling , and the coarse and any thing but ...
... suffer in fine , incredible hardships and privations , to which those of the wilderness were as nothing in comparison ... suffered much du . ring their long route , from their unusual mode of travelling , and the coarse and any thing but ...
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... suffering . Dickens , by that obvious sympathy with his subject , which is , after all , the best proof of a capa- city for its treatment , lifts into our survey qualities of worth in the object , in which we have hitherto scen only ...
... suffering . Dickens , by that obvious sympathy with his subject , which is , after all , the best proof of a capa- city for its treatment , lifts into our survey qualities of worth in the object , in which we have hitherto scen only ...
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