Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 30, Issue 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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... American commerce ; the opening of another market for American produc- tions and manufactures ; the elevation of a depressed race ; the removal from our midst of an unfortunate class of people ; the planting of civilization and ...
... American commerce ; the opening of another market for American produc- tions and manufactures ; the elevation of a depressed race ; the removal from our midst of an unfortunate class of people ; the planting of civilization and ...
Page 317
... American colonies in their contest with England for independence , French politics and French notions of government began to exert more or less influence in this country . English and French notions of government were then , as they are ...
... American colonies in their contest with England for independence , French politics and French notions of government began to exert more or less influence in this country . English and French notions of government were then , as they are ...
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... American sentiments , is at times Puritan in its tone , and more in unison with the feelings and practices of the sturdy companions of Harry Vane and John Winthrop , than with the more generous conceptions of the American constitution ...
... American sentiments , is at times Puritan in its tone , and more in unison with the feelings and practices of the sturdy companions of Harry Vane and John Winthrop , than with the more generous conceptions of the American constitution ...
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