Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 170
... regard themselves " absolved from the laws of justice and humanity , " the people do not so regard them . The country is , in the main , honest ; it respects virtue ; it will not allow our rulers to utter " falsehoods " and practise ...
... regard themselves " absolved from the laws of justice and humanity , " the people do not so regard them . The country is , in the main , honest ; it respects virtue ; it will not allow our rulers to utter " falsehoods " and practise ...
Page 343
... regard to adults , and " infanticide " in regard to children . The testimony of other witnesses con- firmed the opinion of the physicians . Even the testimony of the factory masters and overseers prove the same facts . Here is the ...
... regard to adults , and " infanticide " in regard to children . The testimony of other witnesses con- firmed the opinion of the physicians . Even the testimony of the factory masters and overseers prove the same facts . Here is the ...
Page 503
... regard to the despotism of a theocracy . Religion at Rome , though ap- parently dominant , with regard to all classes , was , really , a mere political engine , in the hands of the ruling powers . In the days of royalty the kings held ...
... regard to the despotism of a theocracy . Religion at Rome , though ap- parently dominant , with regard to all classes , was , really , a mere political engine , in the hands of the ruling powers . In the days of royalty the kings held ...
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