The Homes of the New World: Impressions of America, 第 2 卷Johnson Reprint, 1968 |
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... character . He must at that time have lived separate from his wife . This circumstance occurred ten or twelve years since . If it really be true that women are the worst of slave- owners , it must proceed from their temperament being in ...
... character . He must at that time have lived separate from his wife . This circumstance occurred ten or twelve years since . If it really be true that women are the worst of slave- owners , it must proceed from their temperament being in ...
第 385 頁
... character . Her ob- servations agree in the main with those of Mrs. P. Mrs. F. says , as she does , " that there is a great difference in the characters and tempers of the negroes , as is the case among the white races , but that they ...
... character . Her ob- servations agree in the main with those of Mrs. P. Mrs. F. says , as she does , " that there is a great difference in the characters and tempers of the negroes , as is the case among the white races , but that they ...
第 568 頁
... character and state of the writer , merely by holding the letter closed in her hands , or pressing it upon her forehead . I would not believe in this species of clairvoyance at first , but have been obliged to believe in it after I had ...
... character and state of the writer , merely by holding the letter closed in her hands , or pressing it upon her forehead . I would not believe in this species of clairvoyance at first , but have been obliged to believe in it after I had ...
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