Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 30, Issue 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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... light upon the whole subject of social and political institutions . It has been said that the history of no country can be written without a competent knowledge of its laws ; and it is the glory of Niebuhr that he was the first to ...
... light upon the whole subject of social and political institutions . It has been said that the history of no country can be written without a competent knowledge of its laws ; and it is the glory of Niebuhr that he was the first to ...
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... light upon the subject . Chapters 5th and 6th introduce us to the administration of Joseph West , the formation of a Parliament , condition of the Gov- ernment , the arrival of settlers , and the laying off towns for them , the ...
... light upon the subject . Chapters 5th and 6th introduce us to the administration of Joseph West , the formation of a Parliament , condition of the Gov- ernment , the arrival of settlers , and the laying off towns for them , the ...
Page 336
... lights up the dark- ness of his character , and lets in light to the mainspring of Mr. Randolph's eccentric violence . We find , too , an apology for his constitutional irascibility in his own remark , " I am a hair - trigger that ...
... lights up the dark- ness of his character , and lets in light to the mainspring of Mr. Randolph's eccentric violence . We find , too , an apology for his constitutional irascibility in his own remark , " I am a hair - trigger that ...
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