Henry Ward Beecher: An American PortraitPress of the Readers club, 1942 - 359 עמודים "Special edition by the Readers club." "A list of the sources": pages 317-329. "Sources for the direct quotations": pages 331-350. |
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עמוד 158
... political function into a red - letter day for Cam- eron's guests . His wit , his personal magnetism , his physical beauty and rare culture captivated the company . When the guests departed , Tilton begged a commission in the regular ...
... political function into a red - letter day for Cam- eron's guests . His wit , his personal magnetism , his physical beauty and rare culture captivated the company . When the guests departed , Tilton begged a commission in the regular ...
עמוד 297
... political debate . By sating , in gross political affiliations , his tendency to oppor- tunism , equivocation and compromise he appeared to be en- abled to liberate himself , to soar clear and free in his interpreta- tion of man's ...
... political debate . By sating , in gross political affiliations , his tendency to oppor- tunism , equivocation and compromise he appeared to be en- abled to liberate himself , to soar clear and free in his interpreta- tion of man's ...
עמוד 308
... political polemics had led him astray . From the days when Harry of the West was his idol down to this last rough - and - tumble fight , with adultery lay and clerical overshadowing the real issues of the campaign , politics betrayed ...
... political polemics had led him astray . From the days when Harry of the West was his idol down to this last rough - and - tumble fight , with adultery lay and clerical overshadowing the real issues of the campaign , politics betrayed ...
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