A History of the Old SouthMacmillan, 1949 - Počet stran: 636 |
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Strana 142
... house , according to this plan , was to be chosen by the lower house from candidates nominated by the state legislatures . The Madison draft of a con- stitution encountered violent opposition from the small states , whose counter ...
... house , according to this plan , was to be chosen by the lower house from candidates nominated by the state legislatures . The Madison draft of a con- stitution encountered violent opposition from the small states , whose counter ...
Strana 527
... houses had bathrooms , but used toilets detached from the house . The weekly bath on Saturday afternoons was usually taken in a small basin or tin tub . The kitchen , presided over by the black cook , was frequently detached from the big ...
... houses had bathrooms , but used toilets detached from the house . The weekly bath on Saturday afternoons was usually taken in a small basin or tin tub . The kitchen , presided over by the black cook , was frequently detached from the big ...
Strana 528
... houses faced a side lawn or garden hidden from inquisitive eyes by high walls . The narrow end of the house was placed toward the street , while the classic portico , facing the garden contained a double - decker piazza . The house ...
... houses faced a side lawn or garden hidden from inquisitive eyes by high walls . The narrow end of the house was placed toward the street , while the classic portico , facing the garden contained a double - decker piazza . The house ...
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A History of the Old South: The Emergence of a Reluctant Nation Clement Eaton Zobrazení fragmentů - 1975 |
A History of the Old South: The Emergence of a Reluctant Nation Clement Eaton Zobrazení fragmentů - 1987 |
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