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They stand op- posed to the latter , indeed , for the very reason that they , dispassionately and calmly , favor the former . There is many a Southerner , who , as a Southern- er , and if the question were left wholly to Southerners ...
They stand op- posed to the latter , indeed , for the very reason that they , dispassionately and calmly , favor the former . There is many a Southerner , who , as a Southern- er , and if the question were left wholly to Southerners ...
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We cannot under- stand - we can only deplore ! What has become of the Southern doctrine- what , of the Northern Democratic posi- tion that the institution of slavery , whether a good or an evil , was a local and not a national ...
We cannot under- stand - we can only deplore ! What has become of the Southern doctrine- what , of the Northern Democratic posi- tion that the institution of slavery , whether a good or an evil , was a local and not a national ...
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Not with the naked eye but Lankey Fogle standing there , once on a time , had him present to him , and shook at the very thought . He had just come down from the wit- ness - stand , within , and was pausing at the porch , when he was of ...
Not with the naked eye but Lankey Fogle standing there , once on a time , had him present to him , and shook at the very thought . He had just come down from the wit- ness - stand , within , and was pausing at the porch , when he was of ...
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... you know , with all its golden letters blotted out , its balcony for the pretty actresses to stand in razed away ... a mysterious little man standing in an upper window wink- ed at Lankey , and uttered in a low voice : " All right !
... you know , with all its golden letters blotted out , its balcony for the pretty actresses to stand in razed away ... a mysterious little man standing in an upper window wink- ed at Lankey , and uttered in a low voice : " All right !
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Neither of them stands upon the ground of his manhood . ... dignity of labor is implicitly denied ; a dishonorable service has been demanded and rendered ; and they stand in an acknowledged relation of pre- eminence and inferiority .
Neither of them stands upon the ground of his manhood . ... dignity of labor is implicitly denied ; a dishonorable service has been demanded and rendered ; and they stand in an acknowledged relation of pre- eminence and inferiority .
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Informação bibliográfica
| Título | The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 16 Volumes 691-694 de American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Editora | Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1815 |
| Original de | Universidade de Indiana |
| Digitalizado | 21 Jan 2009 |
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