Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 323
... servants of servants . Canaan was qualified for the duties becoming a servant of servants by a peculiar modification of organiza- tion , both of body and mind , which converts the fields of the sunny South into pleasant places to him ...
... servants of servants . Canaan was qualified for the duties becoming a servant of servants by a peculiar modification of organiza- tion , both of body and mind , which converts the fields of the sunny South into pleasant places to him ...
Page 333
... servants of servants , has not left their happiness or misery to the chance of having a good or a bad master , but has kindly given to them a peculiar organi- zation of body and disposition of mind , making their lot , under all ...
... servants of servants , has not left their happiness or misery to the chance of having a good or a bad master , but has kindly given to them a peculiar organi- zation of body and disposition of mind , making their lot , under all ...
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... servants of servants , and while we refrain from committing the sin of trying to make them anything else , than what God ordered them to be , we have nothing to fear from them , provided we are humane and kind , and at the same time ...
... servants of servants , and while we refrain from committing the sin of trying to make them anything else , than what God ordered them to be , we have nothing to fear from them , provided we are humane and kind , and at the same time ...
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