Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 20Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1851 |
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Page 56
... give you the language of John Randolph on this occasion ; nor are we certain even that the thoughts are his . We ... give these as what he has given . What a pity that it is impossible for him to as- semble the whole people of Virginia ...
... give you the language of John Randolph on this occasion ; nor are we certain even that the thoughts are his . We ... give these as what he has given . What a pity that it is impossible for him to as- semble the whole people of Virginia ...
Page 74
... give us so much cause of censure , and we doubt not that he will take our fault - finding in a mood quite as ... gives us a very interesting account of the progress of Bienville , in his approach to the Missis- sippi - his visits to the ...
... give us so much cause of censure , and we doubt not that he will take our fault - finding in a mood quite as ... gives us a very interesting account of the progress of Bienville , in his approach to the Missis- sippi - his visits to the ...
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... give for such clever narratives , such lively portraits , of the administration of Washington , as those contained in this volume . Could we rely on Jefferson and John Quincy Adams , what a fund of delight and information might they not ...
... give for such clever narratives , such lively portraits , of the administration of Washington , as those contained in this volume . Could we rely on Jefferson and John Quincy Adams , what a fund of delight and information might they not ...
Contents
THE SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW FOR JULY 1851 | 1 |
GARLANDS LIFE OF RANDOLPH | 41 |
IIICAIUS GRACCHUS | 62 |
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