Word: prided
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Dates: during 1900-1900
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Chorister--Y. H. Pride...
...well as the enemies from without. Among the Southern people themselves there was a growing discontent but they did not even begin to question the wisdom or rightness of their life because the abolitionists attacked them from without. The leading men of the lower South displayed a constantly heightened pride and a more and more stubborn unwillingness to concede anything whatever to the outside opponents of their system. But no success attended the efforts of the Southerners, in the fifties, to improve and extend their industrial system without changing it. The actual process by which slavery...
...Pride...
...Cram, P. W. Thomson, Murdock, F. Reed, Taylor, Dana, Hardy, Swaim, Pruyn, Iselin, Appleton, McCormick, T. H. Gray, Jr., Emmons, Brooks, F. Brown, Schweppe, Dickinson, Taggart, Mills, F. S. White, Henderson, Kinnicutt, Barker, Hoffman, A. J. Baker, C. Frothingham, Wheeler, S. P. Ware, S. White, Frost, Bradley, Ladd, Hillen, Pride, Whittemore, De L. White, Tower, Holliday, Hayes, T. Gerrish, Norton, Platt, Cooper, McNeal, Greene, Burton, Crosby, Dill, Fish, Forsman, Hackett, McFadon, Ross, Williams, Vincent, Taylor, Miller, Carson, Kimbrough, Kibby, Corbin, W. T. Reid, Evans, C. H. Whitney, R. W. Goelet, H. Bullard, B. Knapp, M. Brown, W. Haviland, G. Foster...
...advantages of this system are many. Camp pride with its spirit of direct rivalry brings about more spirited debate and more nearly adequate preparation; and besides this, the system gives a social side to debating that does much to make it more attractive...