American Quarterly Review, Volume 17Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1835 - American literature |
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Page 64
... justice , forming altogether a fine white building , before the several doors of which sentries are always on post . On the south - west side are the cathedral , the only stone building of the place , half finish- ed , though commenced ...
... justice , forming altogether a fine white building , before the several doors of which sentries are always on post . On the south - west side are the cathedral , the only stone building of the place , half finish- ed , though commenced ...
Page 84
... justice of our cause , I cannot enter- tain an idea that it will finally sink , though it may remain for some time under a cloud . " The motives of General Lee , it is not hard to divine . No sus- picion can rest upon him of any ...
... justice of our cause , I cannot enter- tain an idea that it will finally sink , though it may remain for some time under a cloud . " The motives of General Lee , it is not hard to divine . No sus- picion can rest upon him of any ...
Page 87
... justice to the officers and men , I must add , that their behaviour upon this occasion reflects the highest honor upon them . The difficulty of passing the river in a very severe night , and their march through a violent storm of snow ...
... justice to the officers and men , I must add , that their behaviour upon this occasion reflects the highest honor upon them . The difficulty of passing the river in a very severe night , and their march through a violent storm of snow ...
Page 90
... justice , therefore , to my own cha- racter , and for the satisfaction of my friends , I must request a court of inquiry into my conduct ; and , though I sensibly feel the ingratitude of my countrymen , yet every personal injury shall ...
... justice , therefore , to my own cha- racter , and for the satisfaction of my friends , I must request a court of inquiry into my conduct ; and , though I sensibly feel the ingratitude of my countrymen , yet every personal injury shall ...
Page 91
... justice to his acts of extraordinary bravery and military conduct . Richard Henry Lee wrote in Congress to Mr. Jefferson , May 20th , as follows . One plan , now in fre- quent use , is to assassinate the characters of the friends of ...
... justice to his acts of extraordinary bravery and military conduct . Richard Henry Lee wrote in Congress to Mr. Jefferson , May 20th , as follows . One plan , now in fre- quent use , is to assassinate the characters of the friends of ...
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