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... freedom ! friends of God ! " Whittier sent a clarion call from Massachusetts to Virginia : What asks the Old Dominion ? If now her sons have proved False to their fathers ' memory , false to the faith they loved ; If she can scoff at ...
... freedom ! friends of God ! " Whittier sent a clarion call from Massachusetts to Virginia : What asks the Old Dominion ? If now her sons have proved False to their fathers ' memory , false to the faith they loved ; If she can scoff at ...
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... freedom . Jubilant and happy , mul- titudes swarmed into the towns and gathered in noisy groups in the streets , or tramped aimlessly about the country . " What did you leave the old place for , Auntie ? " - " What fur ? ' Joy my freedom ...
... freedom . Jubilant and happy , mul- titudes swarmed into the towns and gathered in noisy groups in the streets , or tramped aimlessly about the country . " What did you leave the old place for , Auntie ? " - " What fur ? ' Joy my freedom ...
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... freedom are blasting rejoinders to Prof. Craven's jerry - built argument . We must confess he writes with languid charm , with grace and glow , with vividness , but these stylistic virtues are enlisted not for the cause of freedom , but ...
... freedom are blasting rejoinders to Prof. Craven's jerry - built argument . We must confess he writes with languid charm , with grace and glow , with vividness , but these stylistic virtues are enlisted not for the cause of freedom , but ...
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The Revolutionary Tradition | 13 |
A New England Boyhood | 18 |
Harvard Days | 26 |
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