The Dublin University Magazine, Том 59William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1862 |
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... England and Southern hatred of abolitionism . The two strongest antipathies of the low classes of New York are Old England and New England . They hate Old England because she is the great con- servative and Protestant state of Eu- rope ...
... England and Southern hatred of abolitionism . The two strongest antipathies of the low classes of New York are Old England and New England . They hate Old England because she is the great con- servative and Protestant state of Eu- rope ...
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... England herself , having long since cast her colo- nial bread upon the waters , will find it return to her in the shape of ever so many independent peoples , gathered once more , as it were , under the roof of their common mother , and ...
... England herself , having long since cast her colo- nial bread upon the waters , will find it return to her in the shape of ever so many independent peoples , gathered once more , as it were , under the roof of their common mother , and ...
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... England the programme put forth by our late allies at the Congress of Troppau , and carried out by one of them during the Congress of Laybach . England pro- tested , less boldly indeed than she might and should have done , against the ...
... England the programme put forth by our late allies at the Congress of Troppau , and carried out by one of them during the Congress of Laybach . England pro- tested , less boldly indeed than she might and should have done , against the ...
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