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doc#100 | or Supreme Court. As for states' rights, | they | have never counted in the thinking of my |
doc#100 | Anglophilia of the Old South. Poor where | they | had once been rich, humbled where they |
doc#100 | where they had once been rich, humbled where | they | had been arrogant, having no longer any |
doc#100 | about the final stages of Reconstruction and | they | will take care of themselves. Or else the |
doc#100 | submitting without continued struggle to what | they | view as foreign domination. The fact is |
doc#100 | Southerners should have been as docile as | they | have. The North should thank its stars |
doc#100 | against the Bourbons by liberals is that | they | are racists and social reactionaries. There |
doc#100 | Southerners; and I have heard many say that | they | are content to earn a half or a third as |
doc#100 | third as much as they could up North because | they | so much prefer the quieter habits of their |
doc#101 | latter. Operating side by side, together | they | helped shore up the nation-state. While |
doc#102 | involved in one are told just enough so | they | can perform their portions of incredibly |
doc#102 | conversations with these men: The more highly placed | they | are -- that is, the more they know -- the |
doc#102 | think about the unthinkable. Unanimously | they | believe that the world would become a safer |
doc#102 | would register Soviet missiles shortly after | they | are launched against the United States. |
doc#102 | miles from Soviet territory, beyond which | they | are forbidden to fly without specific orders |
doc#103 | cow. I followed them in the jeep and now | they | did not care. The games were over, this |
doc#103 | intercepted the rain squall. For ten minutes | they | ran beneath the squall, raising their arms |
doc#103 | realized the aborigines were much darker than | they | appeared; as if the coating of sweat, dirt |
doc#104 | is for many people simply a name to which | they | attach their notions of old Persia and |
doc#104 | of it as a kind of spooky museum in which | they | may half see and half imagine the old splendor |