Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 158
... claim of title . In this point of view , they have no rights , of which they may not be ousted to - morrow . They are mere trustees of the bounty of Providence , for the good of their fellow men . They can claim nothing . When , there ...
... claim of title . In this point of view , they have no rights , of which they may not be ousted to - morrow . They are mere trustees of the bounty of Providence , for the good of their fellow men . They can claim nothing . When , there ...
Page 159
... claim nothing as against his Maker , from whom he derives everything , and upon whom he confers no benefit , he yet may claim something against his fellow- man , who is dependent upon him , and upon whom he also is dependent , in no ...
... claim nothing as against his Maker , from whom he derives everything , and upon whom he confers no benefit , he yet may claim something against his fellow- man , who is dependent upon him , and upon whom he also is dependent , in no ...
Page 310
... claim to support , and she loses her claim , in general , to the custody of her children ; but if he abandon her , his claim to the children is not divested . This is not even - handed justice , and yet the advocates of the right must ...
... claim to support , and she loses her claim , in general , to the custody of her children ; but if he abandon her , his claim to the children is not divested . This is not even - handed justice , and yet the advocates of the right must ...
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