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Page 74
... passed , are only at the beginning of their tremendous task , I feel compelled to add that this is all the more reason why those who deal from the secular side with phases of Christian belief should be both humble and wary , and to add ...
... passed , are only at the beginning of their tremendous task , I feel compelled to add that this is all the more reason why those who deal from the secular side with phases of Christian belief should be both humble and wary , and to add ...
Page 95
... passed upon any slave , unless four of the court , before whom such slave is arraigned and tried , being a majority , shall con- cur in their opinion of his guilt . " In 1786 a law was enacted constituting the justices of every county ...
... passed upon any slave , unless four of the court , before whom such slave is arraigned and tried , being a majority , shall con- cur in their opinion of his guilt . " In 1786 a law was enacted constituting the justices of every county ...
Page 208
... passed in succes- sive waves across the continent . Stand at Cumberland Gap and watch the procession of civilization , marching single file— the buffalo following the trail to the salt springs , the Indian , the fur - trader and hunter ...
... passed in succes- sive waves across the continent . Stand at Cumberland Gap and watch the procession of civilization , marching single file— the buffalo following the trail to the salt springs , the Indian , the fur - trader and hunter ...
Contents
Inaugural Address by Dr James B Angell President | 13 |
The Value of National Archives by Mrs Ellen Hardin | 25 |
American Historical Nomenclature by Hon Ainsworth | 33 |
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