Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 15Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 332
... England . " - " Should the legislature , however , even give to Convoca- tion unfettered liberty to reform the ... England . And then , when there shall no longer be an establishment based upon the " narrow foundation " of " being not so ...
... England . " - " Should the legislature , however , even give to Convoca- tion unfettered liberty to reform the ... England . And then , when there shall no longer be an establishment based upon the " narrow foundation " of " being not so ...
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... England . But we are persuaded that there are statesmen in England who see these things as we do . But what can they do ? They see the risus sar- donicus , on the face of the patient , and sadly force them- selves to smile in turn , and ...
... England . But we are persuaded that there are statesmen in England who see these things as we do . But what can they do ? They see the risus sar- donicus , on the face of the patient , and sadly force them- selves to smile in turn , and ...
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... England ! Merry England ' styled of yore ! Where is thy mirth ? thy jocund laughter , where ? The sweat of labor on the brow of care Makes a mute answer - driven from every door ! The maypole cheers the village green no more , Nor ...
... England ! Merry England ' styled of yore ! Where is thy mirth ? thy jocund laughter , where ? The sweat of labor on the brow of care Makes a mute answer - driven from every door ! The maypole cheers the village green no more , Nor ...
Contents
ART PAGE | 12 |
GUIZOTS DEMOCRACY IN FRANCE | 114 |
CRITICAL NOTICES | 253 |
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