The North American Review, Volume 170O. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 322
... cause of the Uitlander . The wrongs of the latter , by intensifying a common sentiment , have done more to rivet Imperial Federation than aught that planning and organization could contrive . The British Government has for nearly a ...
... cause of the Uitlander . The wrongs of the latter , by intensifying a common sentiment , have done more to rivet Imperial Federation than aught that planning and organization could contrive . The British Government has for nearly a ...
Page 325
... cause of the war was a demand , based on suzerainty , for an extended franchise . That would not be a legi- timate cause . But , in so far as a cause good in morals is legiti- mate , the denial of an adequate franchise was a legitimate ...
... cause of the war was a demand , based on suzerainty , for an extended franchise . That would not be a legi- timate cause . But , in so far as a cause good in morals is legiti- mate , the denial of an adequate franchise was a legitimate ...
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... cause of the Confederacy were noblemen in Nature's truest sense of the word : chivalrous , per- severing , enterprising , cheerful and hospitable under extreme diffi- culties ; and it is equally indisputable that they had taken up arms ...
... cause of the Confederacy were noblemen in Nature's truest sense of the word : chivalrous , per- severing , enterprising , cheerful and hospitable under extreme diffi- culties ; and it is equally indisputable that they had taken up arms ...
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