The American Historical Review, Volumen21John Franklin Jameson, Henry Eldridge Bourne, Robert Livingston Schuyler American Historical Association, 1916 American Historical Review is the oldest scholarly journal of history in the United States and the largest in the world. Published by the American Historical Association, it covers all areas of historical research. |
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... Islands Building , the Oregon Building , the Cali- tofia Building , the Argentine Building , at the exposition , the Fair- mont Hotel and the hall of the Native Sons of the Golden West in San Francisco , the buildings of the University ...
... Islands Building , the Oregon Building , the Cali- tofia Building , the Argentine Building , at the exposition , the Fair- mont Hotel and the hall of the Native Sons of the Golden West in San Francisco , the buildings of the University ...
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... Islands . In the absence of Dr. James A. Robertson , librarian of the Philippine Library , a summary was given , by another hand , of a paper in which he had set forth a remarkable discovery lately made by him , on the island of Panay ...
... Islands . In the absence of Dr. James A. Robertson , librarian of the Philippine Library , a summary was given , by another hand , of a paper in which he had set forth a remarkable discovery lately made by him , on the island of Panay ...
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... islands benefices were largely held by members of the regular clergy . The practice of episcopal visita- tion placed such holders of benefices in a position of divided al- legiance , as between their prelates and their orders , and led ...
... islands benefices were largely held by members of the regular clergy . The practice of episcopal visita- tion placed such holders of benefices in a position of divided al- legiance , as between their prelates and their orders , and led ...
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... Islands . " That there were facts tending to give this line of argument a certain plausibility may be admitted : the known hatred of Chatham for the House of Bourbon , the supposed possibility ( actually nil ) that Chatham would be ...
... Islands . " That there were facts tending to give this line of argument a certain plausibility may be admitted : the known hatred of Chatham for the House of Bourbon , the supposed possibility ( actually nil ) that Chatham would be ...
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... Island and Vergennes beat a precipitate retreat from his own programme . In other words , it would seem that the danger which , by the argument in the " Con- sidérations " , would menace France if England should subjugate her rebellious ...
... Island and Vergennes beat a precipitate retreat from his own programme . In other words , it would seem that the danger which , by the argument in the " Con- sidérations " , would menace France if England should subjugate her rebellious ...
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Página 89 - Animated by that confidence in your spirit and fortitude which never yet failed me, I announce to you, fellow-countrymen, that it is my purpose to maintain your cause with my whole heart and soul ; that I will never consent to abandon to the enemy one foot of the soil of any of the States of the Confederacy.
Página 83 - To ask me to substitute you by some one in my judgment more fit to command, or who would possess more of the confidence of the army, or of the reflecting men of the country, is to demand an impossibility.
Página 511 - The freedom which Christianity gives is a freedom from the bondage of sin and satan, and from the dominion of men's lusts and passions and inordinate desires; but as to their outward condition, whatever that was before, whether bond or free, their being baptized and becoming Christians, makes no manner of change in it.
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Página 62 - It is a beautiful picture in Grecian story, that there was at least one spot, the small island of Delos, dedicated to the gods, and kept at all times sacred from war, where the citizens of hostile countries met and united in a common worship.
Página 89 - I will never consent to abandon to the enemy one foot of the soil of any one of the states of the Confederacy ; that Virginia — noble state — whose ancient renown has been eclipsed by her still more glorious recent history; whose bosom has been bared to receive the main shock of this war; whose sons and daughters have exhibited heroism so sublime as to render her illustrious in all time to come ; that Virginia, with the help of the people and by the blessing of Providence, shall be held and defended,...