Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... character of Col. John B. Floyd , late Secretary of War of the United States , especially since that notable character has gone to render up his final account . The author must either be a native of a Slave State , or have lived long ...
... character of Col. John B. Floyd , late Secretary of War of the United States , especially since that notable character has gone to render up his final account . The author must either be a native of a Slave State , or have lived long ...
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... character we expressed , for whether just or not , we expressed it on in- sufficient authority , and it ought to be a rule with us to express no judgment on the strictly military character of military men . Some of the information we ...
... character we expressed , for whether just or not , we expressed it on in- sufficient authority , and it ought to be a rule with us to express no judgment on the strictly military character of military men . Some of the information we ...
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... character produced by the country in its service , and therefore should also be condemned . President Lincoln we need not speak of ; we have elsewhere given his character . But we have not had a single statesman , worthy of the name ...
... character produced by the country in its service , and therefore should also be condemned . President Lincoln we need not speak of ; we have elsewhere given his character . But we have not had a single statesman , worthy of the name ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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