...party of much greater vitality than its prototypes of 1832 and 1850. Under the influence of subsequent events it was impossible to prevent a clash between...these two parties; but it is not the purpose of this paper to discuss the consequences or to show how the eastern leaders were finally able to carry Virgina...

...party of much greater vitality than its prototypes of 1832 and 1850. Under the influence of subsequent events it was impossible to prevent a clash between...these two parties; but it is not the purpose of this paper to discuss the consequences or to show how the eastern leaders were finally able to carry Virgina...

...party of much greater vitality than its prototypes of 1832 and 1850. Under the influence of subsequent events it was impossible to prevent a clash between...these two parties; but it is not the purpose of this paper to discuss the consequences or to show how the eastern leaders were finally able to carry Virgina...

...party of much greater vitality than its prototypes of 1832 and 1850. Under the influence of subsequent events it was impossible to prevent a clash between these two parties ; impossible to keep the eastern radicals from carrying Virginia out of the Union and the radicals...

...party of much greater vitality than its prototypes of 1832 and 185o. Under the influence of subsequent events it was impossible to prevent a clash between these two parties; impossible to keep the eastern radicals from carrying Virginia out of the Union and the radicals of...

...Isaiah's time. These conclusions, however, are rather assumed in this discussion than defended, as it is not the purpose of this study to enter into a discussion of controversial points which have little bearing on the social message to be analyzed. Neither is it...

...And in the concluding paragraph the climax of the whole story is avoided, and we are told that "it is not the purpose of this study to enter into a discussion...in turn dismembered the 'Mother of Commonwealths' ". To show precisely this would seem to be the logical end of a study of sectionalism. The volume contains...

...more unlikely until the catastrophe of the Crimean War finally untied this truly Gordian knot. It is not the purpose of this study to enter into a discussion of why the reforms of the eighteen-sixties and seventies failed to lead to development along Western lines,...

...both an absolutist and a relativist, of both committing and repudiating 'the genetic fallacy'.6 It is not the purpose of this study to enter into a discussion of the various interpretations of Hegel's philosophy. It is sufficient to demonstrate that it has been the...