Century Monthly Magazine, Volume 100Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Century Company, 1920 - American literature |
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... cause which , begin- ning with a few obscure people , gathered strength until at last it swept away the long - established order . In the early part of the struggle New England was on the fighting - line . It was the Puritan revolution ...
... cause which , begin- ning with a few obscure people , gathered strength until at last it swept away the long - established order . In the early part of the struggle New England was on the fighting - line . It was the Puritan revolution ...
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... cause did breathe in him to the very last . " In these words are expressed the soul of the Puritan Revolution . The men who struggled in behalf of the English Commonwealth believed that they knew what God's cause was . It was not a ...
... cause did breathe in him to the very last . " In these words are expressed the soul of the Puritan Revolution . The men who struggled in behalf of the English Commonwealth believed that they knew what God's cause was . It was not a ...
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... cause of cacoism , which has not yet been entirely wiped out in Haiti , for it is in the Haitian blood to turn caco ; but it made a fertile field of ignorant , disgruntled negroes from which the bandit leaders were able to harvest most ...
... cause of cacoism , which has not yet been entirely wiped out in Haiti , for it is in the Haitian blood to turn caco ; but it made a fertile field of ignorant , disgruntled negroes from which the bandit leaders were able to harvest most ...
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... cause of Haitian liberty , but constantly putting him off on one polite pretext or another . These letters , always sent by women of caco sympa- thies , were a week or more old before the replies came back through devious bandit ...
... cause of Haitian liberty , but constantly putting him off on one polite pretext or another . These letters , always sent by women of caco sympa- thies , were a week or more old before the replies came back through devious bandit ...
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... cause , and entered Hanneken's house through the back garden , was in- structed how to conduct himself in the affair to avoid personal injury . For all that , the American had hard work to keep his gendarmes from wiping out the camp ...
... cause , and entered Hanneken's house through the back garden , was in- structed how to conduct himself in the affair to avoid personal injury . For all that , the American had hard work to keep his gendarmes from wiping out the camp ...
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