Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 10
... supposed to have been contemporary with the Hebrew pa- triarch Joseph . The name Menes , which is attributed to the supposed founder of the state , is apparently the same with the Menu of the Hindoos , and the Minos of the Greeks , and ...
... supposed to have been contemporary with the Hebrew pa- triarch Joseph . The name Menes , which is attributed to the supposed founder of the state , is apparently the same with the Menu of the Hindoos , and the Minos of the Greeks , and ...
Page 48
... supposed to open at sunrise , the twenty - four hours of the astronomical day are sculptured in human forms , having each a star over its head , and turning toward the interior of the sepul- chre , as if to indicate the course which the ...
... supposed to open at sunrise , the twenty - four hours of the astronomical day are sculptured in human forms , having each a star over its head , and turning toward the interior of the sepul- chre , as if to indicate the course which the ...
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... supposed , by the great body of the opponents of the Tariff policy , to have put the ques- tion at rest forever . They fondly believed , that never again would they have cause to calculate the value of the Union . Although none supposed ...
... supposed , by the great body of the opponents of the Tariff policy , to have put the ques- tion at rest forever . They fondly believed , that never again would they have cause to calculate the value of the Union . Although none supposed ...
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