Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 178
... readers , than that all recollection of its characters , its scenes and its events should have wholly passed away , after the lapse of a few months . We , therefore , without hesitation , late as it may seem , take up the work , to make ...
... readers , than that all recollection of its characters , its scenes and its events should have wholly passed away , after the lapse of a few months . We , therefore , without hesitation , late as it may seem , take up the work , to make ...
Page 189
... reader being referred to the title - page . Through these manifold peregrinations have we accom- panied the Doctor ... readers , both in Europe and America , to the book VOL . II.—NO. 3 . 24 itself , the only fault of which is , that ...
... reader being referred to the title - page . Through these manifold peregrinations have we accom- panied the Doctor ... readers , both in Europe and America , to the book VOL . II.—NO. 3 . 24 itself , the only fault of which is , that ...
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... reader with as complete a mass of information thereon as the limits of his work would allow , -that of giving a brief sketch of the former history of each of those countries , is one heartily to be com- incnded . It saves the reader ...
... reader with as complete a mass of information thereon as the limits of his work would allow , -that of giving a brief sketch of the former history of each of those countries , is one heartily to be com- incnded . It saves the reader ...
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