Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 21Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1852 |
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Page 55
... learned in Hebrew , Greek , Latin , and Biblical History , but ignorant of Natural History , and wedded to a strangely false in- terpretation of a few texts of Scripture . It has been ne- glected in Academies and Colleges , and wholly ...
... learned in Hebrew , Greek , Latin , and Biblical History , but ignorant of Natural History , and wedded to a strangely false in- terpretation of a few texts of Scripture . It has been ne- glected in Academies and Colleges , and wholly ...
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... learned . I say by the learned , designedly . Milton never was , and never will be , popular . I infer nothing from the fact that the press teems with stereotyped editions of his works . Men buy his works , because they regard it as a ...
... learned . I say by the learned , designedly . Milton never was , and never will be , popular . I infer nothing from the fact that the press teems with stereotyped editions of his works . Men buy his works , because they regard it as a ...
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... learned much concerning the manners and customs of the Creeks , with whom they had been so long associated , and more particularly with regard to the commerce which they carried on with them . In addition to this , I often conversed ...
... learned much concerning the manners and customs of the Creeks , with whom they had been so long associated , and more particularly with regard to the commerce which they carried on with them . In addition to this , I often conversed ...
Contents
AMERICAN AGRICULTURE 273 | 121 |
GIFT BOOKS AND ANNUALS FOR 1852 | 176 |
HALMS SON OF THE WILDERNESS 426 | 341 |
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