A History of the Old SouthMacmillan, 1949 - 636 頁 |
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第 66 頁
... writer of doggerel satires , the outraged farmers of the back country formed mobs , called " Regulators , " who interfered with the operation of the courts and attacked hated county officials . Waightstill Avery recorded in his diary ...
... writer of doggerel satires , the outraged farmers of the back country formed mobs , called " Regulators , " who interfered with the operation of the courts and attacked hated county officials . Waightstill Avery recorded in his diary ...
第 380 頁
... writers . At first the conservative churches of the North , such as the Unitarian and Congregationalist , frowned on ... writing , however , Mrs. Stowe be- came one of the greatest creators of American stereotypes before Sinclair Lewis ...
... writers . At first the conservative churches of the North , such as the Unitarian and Congregationalist , frowned on ... writing , however , Mrs. Stowe be- came one of the greatest creators of American stereotypes before Sinclair Lewis ...
第 508 頁
... writer of distinction and he was so intensely a Virginian that he lacked the virtue of detachment . The career of his half ... writing historical romances , such as the Virginia Comedians and the Wearing of the Gray , which idealized the ...
... writer of distinction and he was so intensely a Virginian that he lacked the virtue of detachment . The career of his half ... writing historical romances , such as the Virginia Comedians and the Wearing of the Gray , which idealized the ...
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