North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, 245-246. ciltlerUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1938 |
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... soil rush as soon as the English gained ascendancy . The Spaniards sought gold and slaves and converts and fabulous ... soil is laid bare . " " Of all the circumstances which have combined to make this a nation different from all others ...
... soil rush as soon as the English gained ascendancy . The Spaniards sought gold and slaves and converts and fabulous ... soil is laid bare . " " Of all the circumstances which have combined to make this a nation different from all others ...
Sayfa 133
... soil sing a different tune . No one who talks or corresponds with a considerable number of Americans nowadays can ... soil remains easily accessible for it to feed upon . Now , this may seem strange on a soil which still sup- ports only ...
... soil sing a different tune . No one who talks or corresponds with a considerable number of Americans nowadays can ... soil remains easily accessible for it to feed upon . Now , this may seem strange on a soil which still sup- ports only ...
Sayfa 134
... soil could still be whipped or coaxed to roll them forth . But " American soil " has always meant far more than that to us and to the world . It is not so much of grain and meat that we think when that phrase , American soil , rings ...
... soil could still be whipped or coaxed to roll them forth . But " American soil " has always meant far more than that to us and to the world . It is not so much of grain and meat that we think when that phrase , American soil , rings ...
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Foreword J | 24 |
Six Poems SISTER MARY IRMA | 58 |
Up from Missouri MALCOLM VAUGHAN | 82 |
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