Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 21Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1852 |
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... progress as rapid , of events as terrible , and a catastrophe as frightful and complete , as any , that ever , from the time of Eschylus to Shakspeare , has furnished to the tragic muse her most appropriate material . They have seen ...
... progress as rapid , of events as terrible , and a catastrophe as frightful and complete , as any , that ever , from the time of Eschylus to Shakspeare , has furnished to the tragic muse her most appropriate material . They have seen ...
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... progress - on this planet , exhibiting , at each stage , the impress of the same infinite designer , without the slightest indication of an ap- proaching period , however remote , when He can fail , through want of wisdom , power ...
... progress - on this planet , exhibiting , at each stage , the impress of the same infinite designer , without the slightest indication of an ap- proaching period , however remote , when He can fail , through want of wisdom , power ...
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... progress , which implies nothing more than a material progress , and which neglects that which is required by a high civilization , is suggestive of motives of action , and a neglect of duties , which should incur the censure of the ...
... progress , which implies nothing more than a material progress , and which neglects that which is required by a high civilization , is suggestive of motives of action , and a neglect of duties , which should incur the censure of the ...
Contents
AMERICAN AGRICULTURE 273 | 121 |
GIFT BOOKS AND ANNUALS FOR 1852 | 176 |
HALMS SON OF THE WILDERNESS 426 | 341 |
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