A History of the Old SouthMacmillan, 1949 - Počet stran: 636 |
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... established , or the official , church . The clergyman , chosen by the parish vestry , was given a glebe ( a house and severa¡ acres of land ) and was paid a salary from the taxation of the free- men regardless of their creed ...
... established , or the official , church . The clergyman , chosen by the parish vestry , was given a glebe ( a house and severa¡ acres of land ) and was paid a salary from the taxation of the free- men regardless of their creed ...
Strana 498
... established a peniten- tiary where the prisoners carried on various trades . From 1845 to 1862 Alabama leased the labor of criminals in her penitentiary to private contractors , a pernicious practice followed by Northern as well as ...
... established a peniten- tiary where the prisoners carried on various trades . From 1845 to 1862 Alabama leased the labor of criminals in her penitentiary to private contractors , a pernicious practice followed by Northern as well as ...
Strana 499
... established by Kentucky in 1824. Four years later South Carolina was the third state to provide an asylum for the mentally disordered and for epileptics . The crusade for a more humane treatment of insane people was powerfully aided by ...
... established by Kentucky in 1824. Four years later South Carolina was the third state to provide an asylum for the mentally disordered and for epileptics . The crusade for a more humane treatment of insane people was powerfully aided by ...
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