Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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... present day . A wind - con- ductor was employed to ventilate the house , similar in principle to the wind - sails used on board the modern ships of war to ventilate the lower decks . The windows were small , without glass , as has been ...
... present day . A wind - con- ductor was employed to ventilate the house , similar in principle to the wind - sails used on board the modern ships of war to ventilate the lower decks . The windows were small , without glass , as has been ...
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... present form and extent , the future hopes and prospects of science , as well as its past progress . The eminence on which we stand may enable us to see the land of promise , as well as the wilderness through which we have passed . It ...
... present form and extent , the future hopes and prospects of science , as well as its past progress . The eminence on which we stand may enable us to see the land of promise , as well as the wilderness through which we have passed . It ...
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... present alway , and available to the eye of conscience . Sinners must needs reason ; saints behold . " 66 IDENTITY AND DIVERSITY . " It is the perpetual effort of conscience to divorce the soul from the dominion of sense ; to nullify ...
... present alway , and available to the eye of conscience . Sinners must needs reason ; saints behold . " 66 IDENTITY AND DIVERSITY . " It is the perpetual effort of conscience to divorce the soul from the dominion of sense ; to nullify ...
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