A History of the Old SouthMacmillan, 1949 - Počet stran: 636 |
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... young man was a natural orator , who seemed to young Jefferson " to speak as Homer wrote . " " Patrick Henry be- came a powerful figure in the Revolutionary movement because he devoted his talents as an agitator to arousing the fears of ...
... young man was a natural orator , who seemed to young Jefferson " to speak as Homer wrote . " " Patrick Henry be- came a powerful figure in the Revolutionary movement because he devoted his talents as an agitator to arousing the fears of ...
Strana 201
... young men bitterly criticized the " if policy " of Madison , his failure to assert vigorously American rights against the British and the French . They came chiefly from the frontier regions or the back country of the South and gained ...
... young men bitterly criticized the " if policy " of Madison , his failure to assert vigorously American rights against the British and the French . They came chiefly from the frontier regions or the back country of the South and gained ...
Strana 324
... young Calhoun is an attractive figure in the portrait gallery of the South's heroes . Born in the back country of South Carolina near Abbeville in 1782 , he developed into an angular young man , six feet two inches in height , with a ...
... young Calhoun is an attractive figure in the portrait gallery of the South's heroes . Born in the back country of South Carolina near Abbeville in 1782 , he developed into an angular young man , six feet two inches in height , with a ...
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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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