Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 39
... given to the body so prepared , and it was made the object of religious worship , being regarded as a symbol of the portion of the divine essence , which had con- stituted the soul of the deceased individual , and which , after death ...
... given to the body so prepared , and it was made the object of religious worship , being regarded as a symbol of the portion of the divine essence , which had con- stituted the soul of the deceased individual , and which , after death ...
Page 43
... given , as we have said , for the funeral to proceed . The persons composing the procession then embarked , with their respective freights , in boats prepared for the purpose ; the sarcophagus being taken from the hearse , and placed in ...
... given , as we have said , for the funeral to proceed . The persons composing the procession then embarked , with their respective freights , in boats prepared for the purpose ; the sarcophagus being taken from the hearse , and placed in ...
Page 344
... given to the race of Canaan an instinctive principle , to protect him against the abuses of arbitrary power , and to prevent him from being over - worked ; but to Japheth , he has given no such instinctive principle . His protection ...
... given to the race of Canaan an instinctive principle , to protect him against the abuses of arbitrary power , and to prevent him from being over - worked ; but to Japheth , he has given no such instinctive principle . His protection ...
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