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 308
... equal rights . " " Equal rights means your domination , " shrieks the Boer . " Equal rights means an equal chance for each citizen , " answers the Uitlander ; " and you , Mr. Boer , will get your in- dividual share , but you can have no ...
... equal rights . " " Equal rights means your domination , " shrieks the Boer . " Equal rights means an equal chance for each citizen , " answers the Uitlander ; " and you , Mr. Boer , will get your in- dividual share , but you can have no ...
Page 516
... equal of man . Her poetry is as inferior to Shakespeare's or Shelley's as her music is to Beethoven , and it is as impossible to think of her writing , " The Human Comedy " as it is to think of her painting Michael Angelo's " Last ...
... equal of man . Her poetry is as inferior to Shakespeare's or Shelley's as her music is to Beethoven , and it is as impossible to think of her writing , " The Human Comedy " as it is to think of her painting Michael Angelo's " Last ...
Page 772
... equal representation in one of the two chambers of the National Legislature . I hold the opinion that the federal idea naturally suggests such a condition ; and that , apart from academic arguments , federalists may well demand it , in ...
... equal representation in one of the two chambers of the National Legislature . I hold the opinion that the federal idea naturally suggests such a condition ; and that , apart from academic arguments , federalists may well demand it , in ...
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