Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 15Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 278
... North she is continually spoken of by almost all classes , in terms of mingled con- demnation and pity . She is accused of idleness , ignorance , cruelty and pride . She is advised to emancipate her slaves , and emulate the North in ...
... North she is continually spoken of by almost all classes , in terms of mingled con- demnation and pity . She is accused of idleness , ignorance , cruelty and pride . She is advised to emancipate her slaves , and emulate the North in ...
Page 287
... North . A little of it , how- ever , has gone to the South ; but not more than the excess of Southern people who have removed to the North - western States . " * These statements , if correct ... North , 1849. ] 287 The North and the South .
... North . A little of it , how- ever , has gone to the South ; but not more than the excess of Southern people who have removed to the North - western States . " * These statements , if correct ... North , 1849. ] 287 The North and the South .
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... North $ 65,878,334 . This exhibit , however , the latest complete one we have seen , does not fairly show the ... North were $ 21,516,435 , of the South $ 56,277,348 , which shows about the average proportion between them . In 1847 the ...
... North $ 65,878,334 . This exhibit , however , the latest complete one we have seen , does not fairly show the ... North were $ 21,516,435 , of the South $ 56,277,348 , which shows about the average proportion between them . In 1847 the ...
Contents
ART PAGE | 12 |
GUIZOTS DEMOCRACY IN FRANCE | 114 |
CRITICAL NOTICES | 253 |
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