The Atlantic Monthly, 8 tomasAtlantic Monthly Company, 1861 |
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... eral use of the whip , and a general nega- tion of domestic privileges . " " Mr. Chylde , " said Mr. Mellasys , ris- ing , " this is truth ! this is eloquence ! this is being up to snuff ! You are a high- toned gentleman ! you are an ...
... eral use of the whip , and a general nega- tion of domestic privileges . " " Mr. Chylde , " said Mr. Mellasys , ris- ing , " this is truth ! this is eloquence ! this is being up to snuff ! You are a high- toned gentleman ! you are an ...
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... eral uninstructed as to all slaves not con- fiscated by the Act of Congress . The documentary history being now completed , the personal narrative of af- fairs at Fortress Monroe is resumed . The encampment of Federal troops beyond the ...
... eral uninstructed as to all slaves not con- fiscated by the Act of Congress . The documentary history being now completed , the personal narrative of af- fairs at Fortress Monroe is resumed . The encampment of Federal troops beyond the ...
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... eral was the farmer . But the daily task of distribution and arrangement fell to the young ladies , each of whom took her week of housekeeping in turn . The very first morning I was admitted be- hind the scenes . " If you want anything ...
... eral was the farmer . But the daily task of distribution and arrangement fell to the young ladies , each of whom took her week of housekeeping in turn . The very first morning I was admitted be- hind the scenes . " If you want anything ...
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