The North American Review, Volume 86Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1858 - American fiction Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 493
... Sepoys , easy to be pathetic on their barbarities . But we do not see their side of the question . We cannot hear their voice , in a strange language , over the broad ocean . But Eng- lish historians honestly and faithfully give us ...
... Sepoys , easy to be pathetic on their barbarities . But we do not see their side of the question . We cannot hear their voice , in a strange language , over the broad ocean . But Eng- lish historians honestly and faithfully give us ...
Page 497
... Sepoys . They began to evince more sympathy with one another ; the different regiments became more intimate ; and all showed less cheerful willingness to obey their European officers . We have abundant testimony on these points , and ...
... Sepoys . They began to evince more sympathy with one another ; the different regiments became more intimate ; and all showed less cheerful willingness to obey their European officers . We have abundant testimony on these points , and ...
Page 499
... Sepoys that British invincibility was as much a fable as British disinterestedness ; and there is no doubt but they pondered on it accordingly . The in- vaders were forced to suspend hostilities . They made a vir- tue of necessity , as ...
... Sepoys that British invincibility was as much a fable as British disinterestedness ; and there is no doubt but they pondered on it accordingly . The in- vaders were forced to suspend hostilities . They made a vir- tue of necessity , as ...
Contents
THE PROFESSION OF SCHOOLMASTER | 40 |
REFORMATORY INSTITUTIONS AT HOME AND ABROAD | 60 |
VENICE | 83 |
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