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doc#108 | white man. </p><p> The modern Negro has not | made | a decisive debut into Southern fiction. |
doc#108 | single Southern author, major or minor, has | made | the urban problems of an urban South his |
doc#108 | ever been, or could ever be, done. He has | made | it his, and his it remains, irrevocably |
doc#109 | For Mr. Taylor's Images and Reflections he | made | some diaphanous tents that alternately |
doc#109 | cape lined with grass. Mr. Nikolais has | made | a distinctive contribution to the arts |
doc#109 | and sound. If his dancers are sometimes | made | to look as if they might be creatures from |
doc#110 | the Missouri Compromise of 1821 -- were | made | by such master moderates as Clay and Douglas |
doc#110 | their leaders the Constitution was a compact | made | by the people of sovereign states, who |
doc#110 | Writing to Speed on August 24, 1855, Lincoln | made | the latter point clear. In homely terms |
doc#110 | just as did the Federal Constitution. It | made | substantially the same division of power |
doc#110 | lies in their Preambles. The one of 1861 | made | clear that in making their government the |
doc#110 | <p> Lincoln saw that the act of secession | made | the issue for the Union a vital one: Whether |
doc#110 | the antithesis of individual liberty -- | made | the conflict grimmer, and the greater. |
doc#110 | citizen -- but the supreme sacrifice each | made | served to maintain a still more fundamental |
doc#111 | independence from the physical environment has | made | the most rapid strides. We have ample light |
doc#112 | . I reconstruct his sentences from notes | made | immediately after our conversation. What |
doc#114 | school, and in every instance the former | made | a better appearance (it was newer, for |
doc#114 | become quite a cliche. But people can't be | made | to integrate, socialize (the two are inseparable |
doc#114 | that the old Roman was referring to change | made | under military occupation -- the sort of |
doc#116 | outside its own organization (an ability | made | possible by us, and almost mandatory). |