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The Massachusetts Quarterly Review
Here is the fearful mistake of the perpetualist: he is binding burdens on other
generations,—burdens of which he may sometimes himself complain. There are
no incipient steps taken for emancipation, no acknowledgment of the wrong and
...
Ralph Waldo Emerson, James Elliott Cabot, Theodore Parker, 1848
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Massachusetts Quarterly Review
Here L is the fearful mistake of the perpetualist: he is binding burdens on other
generations,——-burdens of which he may sometimes himself complain. There
are no incipient steps taken for emancipation, no acknowledgment of the wrong ...
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The Massachusetts Quarterly Review
Here is the fearful mistake of the perpetualist : he is binding burdens on other
generations, — burdens of which he may sometimes himself complain. There are
no incipient steps taken for emancipation, no acknowledgment of the wrong and
...
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Speech of Mr. Jas. Wilson, of N. Hampshire: On the Political ...
... of the United States. i _7 And first, it is worthy of remark, that among all the
great men of the nation of that period, there was not one who claimed to be, or
who could properly be charged with being, a perpetualist upon the subject of
slavery.
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Speech of Mr. James Wilson, of N. Hampshire: On the ...
And first, it is worthy of remark, that among all the great men of the nation of that
period, there was not one who claimed to be, or who could properly be charged
with being, a perpetualist upon the subject of slavery. No, sir; not one, from any ...
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The Church and the Rebellion: a Consideration of the ...
It is but justice to Dr. Ross to say, whether it reveals any inconsistency in his
argument or not, that he is not a perpetualist. In addition to his own example to
show this, he addresses “ the Southern man of every grade" thus: “Let him know
that ...
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The fugitive blacksmith; or, Events in the history of James ...
I have no disposition to attempt to convict him of having been one of the most
cruel masters — that would not be true — his prevailing temper was kind, but he
was a perpetualist. He was opposed to emancipation ; thought free negroes a
great ...
James W C. Pennington, 1849
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THE CHURCH AND THE REBELLION: A CONSIDERATION OF THE ...
It is but justice to Dr. Ross to say, whether it reveals any inconsistency in his
argument or not, that he is not a perpetualist. In addition to his own example to
show this, he addresses " the Southern man of every grade" thus: "Let him know
that ...
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God's Image in Ebony: being a series of biographical ...
Perhaps his master, who we are told was, as respects discipline, “a thorough
slave-holder, a. perpetualist, who would do anything to secure unqualified
obedience,” saw this, and thought it dangerous to the stability of the “peculiar
institution.
Henry Gardiner ADAMS, Wilson ARMISTEAD, 1854
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The Oil Conundrum: Vol. 1 Decline, Vol. 2 Renewal
And contrary to the perpetualist notion of an infinite supply of oil, we know that we
should apply some type of boundary condition to reserve growth. But how do we
do that? A self-limiting parabolic growth law seemed to fit the data. 17. A bit of a ...
