History of the American Civil War: Containing the causes of the war, and the events prepatory to it, up to the close of President Buchanan's administrationLongmans, Green, 1871 - United States |
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... PRODUCING THE EXTINCTION OF VILLEINAGE IN ENGLAND . - REFLECTIONS ON THE OVERTHROW OF SLAVERY BY ARGUMENT AND BY FORCE . Difference of Views in the North and South , 339. - Mode of the Propagation of Ideas , 340. - Application in the ...
... PRODUCING THE EXTINCTION OF VILLEINAGE IN ENGLAND . - REFLECTIONS ON THE OVERTHROW OF SLAVERY BY ARGUMENT AND BY FORCE . Difference of Views in the North and South , 339. - Mode of the Propagation of Ideas , 340. - Application in the ...
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... produced by the climate of this continent . The Teutonic characteristics of the Northern people were rendered more intense ; the Southern people assumed those quali- ties which pertain to the nations of the southern border of the ...
... produced by the climate of this continent . The Teutonic characteristics of the Northern people were rendered more intense ; the Southern people assumed those quali- ties which pertain to the nations of the southern border of the ...
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... produced by slaves . The progress of the physical sciences in Europe , and many admirable inventions of industrial art , created in the course of time a demand for another product , cotton , which experience proved could be more ...
... produced by slaves . The progress of the physical sciences in Europe , and many admirable inventions of industrial art , created in the course of time a demand for another product , cotton , which experience proved could be more ...
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John William Draper. which experience proved could be more advantageously produced in the Southern states than any where else , but produced in them only by slaves . Growth of the the South . Hence , very soon , the whole economy of the ...
John William Draper. which experience proved could be more advantageously produced in the Southern states than any where else , but produced in them only by slaves . Growth of the the South . Hence , very soon , the whole economy of the ...
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... produce unison of opinion by bringing men nearer and nearer to the truth . In the do- mains of science that are most advanced there is no dis- sent . In mathematics and astronomy there are neither heretics nor rebels . Error , though as ...
... produce unison of opinion by bringing men nearer and nearer to the truth . In the do- mains of science that are most advanced there is no dis- sent . In mathematics and astronomy there are neither heretics nor rebels . Error , though as ...
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