Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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... civil institution ; and the the fact that it was so , -in addition to the plea of impolicy and inexpediency , has been urged as a reason why our Savior and his apostles did not denounce its criminality . But , if it were a civil ...
... civil institution ; and the the fact that it was so , -in addition to the plea of impolicy and inexpediency , has been urged as a reason why our Savior and his apostles did not denounce its criminality . But , if it were a civil ...
Page 288
... civil rights , for the law should recognize no difference . It does not require such comparison , with a view to moral re- sponsibility or civil obligations , for , if woman have the fa- culty of reason at all , and is not a mere ...
... civil rights , for the law should recognize no difference . It does not require such comparison , with a view to moral re- sponsibility or civil obligations , for , if woman have the fa- culty of reason at all , and is not a mere ...
Page 299
... civil rights ; and the tax is the compensation to the public for the service rendered . They are punished for crimes and misde- meanors , because they can perfectly comprehend the law , and understand what a violation of it is ; hence ...
... civil rights ; and the tax is the compensation to the public for the service rendered . They are punished for crimes and misde- meanors , because they can perfectly comprehend the law , and understand what a violation of it is ; hence ...
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