Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 69
... Southern coast . To this conclusion all concurring circumstances point with un- erring reason : and if the southern people cannot be roused by the facts around them , it would be vain to attempt it by argument . Before dismissing this ...
... Southern coast . To this conclusion all concurring circumstances point with un- erring reason : and if the southern people cannot be roused by the facts around them , it would be vain to attempt it by argument . Before dismissing this ...
Page 138
... Southern sinners , but he cannot repent for them . The sin , if they have committed any , lies at their own door , not his ; and there are tears to be shed by New - England , for her transgressions , as well as by the Southern States of ...
... Southern sinners , but he cannot repent for them . The sin , if they have committed any , lies at their own door , not his ; and there are tears to be shed by New - England , for her transgressions , as well as by the Southern States of ...
Page 269
... Southern poets ? He admits that " poems of much merit " are " scattered in magazines and other periodicals , " which are " unaccompanied by the names of their authors . " Would it have been difficult for a person , wishing to deal ...
... Southern poets ? He admits that " poems of much merit " are " scattered in magazines and other periodicals , " which are " unaccompanied by the names of their authors . " Would it have been difficult for a person , wishing to deal ...
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