Massachusetts Quarterly Review, 3 tomasCoolidge & Wiley, 1849 J.R. Lowell's review of Thoreau's A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers is in v. 3, p. 40-51 (Dec. 1849). |
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... say this temper was confined to the slaveholders . In the proceedings of the Senate , January 10 , 1849 , as ... says : " Bring these territo- ries ( California and New Mexico ) into this Union as states , upon an equal foot- ing ...
... say this temper was confined to the slaveholders . In the proceedings of the Senate , January 10 , 1849 , as ... says : " Bring these territo- ries ( California and New Mexico ) into this Union as states , upon an equal foot- ing ...
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... says he , " that the Southern states could submit long to a system of such insults and oppression ? Why should they ? Look to the elements of social strength and greatness already existing in the Slaveholding states . If they submitted ...
... says he , " that the Southern states could submit long to a system of such insults and oppression ? Why should they ? Look to the elements of social strength and greatness already existing in the Slaveholding states . If they submitted ...
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... say , " let the audience look to their eyes . " - we were If we could , in any way , separate the multiform about to say the inseparable - adjuncts of Slavery from the " system ... says he , 14 [ Dec. Senatorial Speeches on Slavery .
... say , " let the audience look to their eyes . " - we were If we could , in any way , separate the multiform about to say the inseparable - adjuncts of Slavery from the " system ... says he , 14 [ Dec. Senatorial Speeches on Slavery .
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" You would then have , " says he , " an harmonious , prosperous , and happy confederacy . Who would then undertake to assign the limits to future progress , if we thus moved on devoid of sec- tional jealousies and hostilities ...
" You would then have , " says he , " an harmonious , prosperous , and happy confederacy . Who would then undertake to assign the limits to future progress , if we thus moved on devoid of sec- tional jealousies and hostilities ...
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