Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... wish nothing of the sort . We wish to save and keep the present Southern population , with most of its characteristics . It has elements that the North has not , and with which the nation cannot dispense without great loss ; and we look ...
... wish nothing of the sort . We wish to save and keep the present Southern population , with most of its characteristics . It has elements that the North has not , and with which the nation cannot dispense without great loss ; and we look ...
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... wish to use him , the employés of the Government , office - holders under it , and the army of con- tractors and their friends , who wish the war prolonged , there is not an intelligent man , woman , or child in the country that wishes ...
... wish to use him , the employés of the Government , office - holders under it , and the army of con- tractors and their friends , who wish the war prolonged , there is not an intelligent man , woman , or child in the country that wishes ...
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... wish to exchange or modify Southern society , and would rather approach Northern society to it , than it to Northern ... wishes for can be prac- tically effected . He is too impatient for the end ever to wait the slow operations of the ...
... wish to exchange or modify Southern society , and would rather approach Northern society to it , than it to Northern ... wishes for can be prac- tically effected . He is too impatient for the end ever to wait the slow operations of the ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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