The Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 5Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 - American periodicals |
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... became , consequently , in the process of time , as remarkable for all the graces and elegances of the polished and loyal courtier , as they before had been for the rudeness and rough- ness of individual independence . 9. Judiciary ...
... became , consequently , in the process of time , as remarkable for all the graces and elegances of the polished and loyal courtier , as they before had been for the rudeness and rough- ness of individual independence . 9. Judiciary ...
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... became so gen- eral , that the roads leading to the Rhine were crowded with elegant equipages of the nobility . They did not sell their estates even before going , but abandoned them under the vain hope that they would soon regain them ...
... became so gen- eral , that the roads leading to the Rhine were crowded with elegant equipages of the nobility . They did not sell their estates even before going , but abandoned them under the vain hope that they would soon regain them ...
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... became the characteristic vice of the ecclesiastical or- der . Innumerable contrivances were resorted to for the purpose of extorting money from the superstitious fears of the people . Hardly rescued from the rites of idolatry , and ...
... became the characteristic vice of the ecclesiastical or- der . Innumerable contrivances were resorted to for the purpose of extorting money from the superstitious fears of the people . Hardly rescued from the rites of idolatry , and ...
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