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1.［听力原文］M:Themomisfilledwithsmoke.Icanhardlybreathe.W:I

agree.Smokingshouldnotbepermittedinthismomatall.

Whatcanwelearnfromthisdialogue()

A.Theroomisonfire.

B.Themanisbotheredbythesmoke.

C.Thereislittleair.

D.Themanisnotpermittedintheroom.

2.Whatwillthewomanprobablydo?()

A.Gotothebeachwithherfriends.

B.PostponehermeetingwithprofessorJohns.

C.SeeProfessorJohnsafterclass.

D.GiveaspeechinProfessorJohn&rsquo；sclass.

3.Whereisthewomannow?0

A.Inthehospital.

B.Athome.

C.Atwork.

D.Intheoffice.

4.Conversation2

What'stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?()

A.Teacherandstudent.

B.Glassmates.

C.Fatheranddaughter.

D.Motherandson.

5.Conversation1

Forwhomisthewomanbuyingthegift?()

A.Herson.

B.Hersister.

C.Herbrother.

D.Herhusband.

6.WhendidthewomanseeBob?()

A.2：00.

B.4：00.

C.5：00.

D.6：00.

7.Conversation2

Whydotheynotgotothepark?()

A.Becauseitistoofar.

B.Becausetheyhavebeentherebefore.

C.Becauseitisnotinteresting.

D.Becauseitisnear.

8.Conversation1

Whatdoesthewomanbuyatlast?()

A.Apenandapencil.

B.Achessset.

C.Acarmodel.

D.Nothingisbought.

9.Whatdoesthemanmean?()

A.ThewomanshouIdaskthepersonbythedoor.

B.ThewomanshouIdgetoffimmediateIy.

G.HewilltelIthewomanwhentogetoff.

D.Thewomanshouldcheckthemap.

10.Whatdidthemanthinkofthefilm?()

A.Heenjoyedit.

B.Hewishedhehadn&rsquo；tseenit.

C.Hethoughtthefilmislong.

D.Hethoughtthefilmiscostly.

11.Conversation2

Whichofthefollowingisnotmentionedbythetwospeakers?()

A.Goingtothezoo.

B.Goingtothepark.

C.Goingtothemountains.

D.Goingbyship.

12.ThegirIwhoWasonherwayhomefromthenightshiftkeptIooking

backbecauseshewasafraidof().

A.havingbeenfo11owed

B.fo11owing

C.beingfolIowed

D.havingfolIowed

13.Interestingasdolphins(海豚)aretoscientists,itistheir

intelligenceandsociabilitythathavecaughtthepopularimagination.

Likewhales,dolphinshaveastrongsenseoffamily.Adolphinfamilyis

likeahumanfamily,butmuchlarger.Dolphinsseemtobeamongthemost

sociableofalllivingcreatures.Theyenjoyplayingwitheachotherand

alsowiththehumans,withwhomtheycomeintouch.Itisthis

characteristicthatmakesthemsoeasytotrainasstarperformers.

Besides,theyseemabletorememberhumansthattheyhavemetevenwhen

thereisalongperiodoftimebetweenmeeting.Asenseoffamilyanda

spiritofcooperationappeartobeverystrongamongallthesemarine

animals.Therearemanyrecordedcasesofdolphinssupportingasick

animalonthesurfaceofthewatersothatitwillbeableto

breathe.Languagehasalwaysbeenconsidereduniquetohumanbeings.It

nowseemsthatthecetaceans（鲸目动物）maybeabletocommunicatewith

eachotherthroughsoundssimilartoareallanguage.Scientistsare

studyingthebehaviorofthecetaceans,thesoundstheysendoutandthe

physicalcharacteristicsoftheirbrainsinanefforttodeterminewhether

theyreallyhavetheabilitytocommunicatethroughlanguage.Itmayprove

thatwe&rsquo；11beabletoestablishrealcommunicationwithanother

speciesforthefirsttime.

Whyhavedolphinsbecomepopularwiththepublic（）

A.Theyareveryinteresting.

B.Theyareveryintelligent.

C.Theyaresociable.

D.Alloftheabove.

14.Dearprofessor,ItismypleasuretoinviteyoutobeincIudedinour

highlysuccessfultitle,DictionaryofInternationalBiography（传记），

theTwenty-ThirdEditionofwhichisscheduIedforpubIicationinwinter

1993/94.FurtherdetaiIsareenclosedforyourinformationandIinvite

youtocompIeteandreturntheBiographicalQuestionnaire（问卷）bythe

dateshown.Entrieschosenforinclusionwi11becompiledbyoureditors

andbiographees（传记者）wi11besenttypescripts（原稿）forapproval

beforepubIication.HereattheIBCwehavebeenproducingbiographical

worksforthirtyyears.TheTwenty-ThirdEditionofDictionaryof

InternationalBiographywi11joinourmanyothertitlesonthesheIves

ofpubIicIibrariesandIibrariesofcolleges,Ieadinguniversitiesand

companiesworldwide.Asweapproachthetwenty-firstcentury,theyoung

menandwomenwhowi11shapetheworldsinceaftertheyear2000arenow

aIreadyatworkortakingfurthereducation.Theirdestinyistoguide

theworId.Togivethemevengreaterinternationalcoverage,"Who

wiIIbeWhointhe21stCentury"wi11beissuedasaseparatebut

distinetpartofthisedition.Iverymuchhopethatyouwi11provideus

withyourbiographicalandcareerdetaiIsforthisnewedition.Please

compIetethequestionnaireandreturnittousbythedateshown.Ilook

forwardtohearingfromyou.

Thereceiveroftheletterisinvitedto0

A.beincIudedintheDictionaryofInternationalBiography

B.compIeteandreturnthequestionnaire

C.workfortheDictionary

D.bothAandB

15.Dearprofessor,Itismypleasuretoinviteyoutobeincludedinour

highlysuccessfultitle,DictionaryofInternationalBiography（传记），

theTwenty-ThirdEditionofwhichisscheduledforpublicationinwinter

1993/94.FurtherdetailsareenclosedforyourinformationandIinvite

youtocompleteandreturntheBiographicalQuestionnaire（问卷）bythe

dateshown.Entrieschosenforinclusionwillbecompiledbyoureditors

andbiographees（传记者）willbesenttypescripts（原稿）forapproval

beforepublication.HereattheIBCwehavebeenproducingbiographical

worksforthirtyyears.TheTwenty-ThirdEditionofDictionaryof

InternationalBiographywilljoinourmanyothertitlesontheshelves

ofpubliclibrariesandlibrariesofcolleges,leadinguniversitiesand

companiesworldwide.Asweapproachthetwenty-firstcentury,theyoung

menandwomenwhowillshapetheworldsinceaftertheyear2000arenow

alreadyatworkortakingfurthereducation.Theirdestinyistoguide

theworld.Togivethemevengreaterinternationalcoverage,"；Who

willbeWhointhe21stCentury"；willbeissuedasaseparatebut

distinctpartofthisedition.Iverymuchhopethatyouwillprovideus

withyourbiographicalandcareerdetailsforthisnewedition.Please

completethequestionnaireandreturnittousbythedateshown.Ilook

forwardtohearingfromyou.

The23rdEditionoftheDictionarywillbepublished()onschedule.

A.inthewinterof1993

B.inthedateshown

C.thirtyyearslater

D.inseveralmonths

16.InterestingasdoIphins(海豚)aretoscientists,itistheir

inte11igenceandsociabiIitythathavecaughtthepopularimagination.

Likewhales,dolphinshaveastrongsenseoffamily.Adolphinfamily

isIikeahumanfamiIy,butmuchlarger.Dolphinsseemtobeamongthe

mostsociabIeofa11livingcreatures.TheyenjoypIayingwitheachother

andalsowiththehumans,withwhomtheycomeintouch.Itisthis

characteristicthatmakesthemsoeasytotrainasstarperformers.

Besides,theyseemabletorememberhumansthattheyhavemetevenwhen

thereisalongperiodoftimebetweenmeeting.Asenseoffamilyanda

spiritofcooperationappeartobeverystrongamongalIthesemarine

animals.Therearemanyrecordedcasesofdolphinssupportingasick

animalonthesurfaceofthewatersothatitwi11beableto

breathe.LanguagehasaIwaysbeenconsidereduniquetohumanbeings.It

nowseemsthatthecetaceans(鲸目动物)maybeabletocommunicatewith

eachotherthroughsoundssimilartoarealIanguage.Scientistsare

studyingthebehaviorofthecetaceans,thesoundstheysendoutandthe

physicaIcharacteristicsoftheirbrainsinanefforttodetermine

whethertheyreallyhavetheabilitytocommunicatethroughIanguage.

Itmayprovethatwe’11beabletoestabIishrealcommunication

withanotherspeciesforthefirsttime.

Whatcharacteristicsmakedolphinseasytotrainasstarperformers()

A.Highinte11igence.

B.SociabiIity.

C.Enjoyingplayingwitheachotherandalsowiththehumans,withwhom

theycomeintouch.

D.Beingabletorememberhumansthattheyhavemet.

17.Interestingasdolphins（海豚）aretoscientists,itistheir

intelligenceandsociabilitythathavecaughtthepopularimagination.

Likewhales,dolphinshaveastrongsenseoffamily.Adolphinfamilyis

likeahumanfamily,butmuchlarger.Dolphinsseemtobeamongthemost

sociableofalllivingcreatures.Theyenjoyplayingwitheachotherand

alsowiththehumans,withwhomtheycomeintouch.Itisthis

characteristicthatmakesthemsoeasytotrainasstarperformers.

Besides,theyseemabletorememberhumansthattheyhavemetevenwhen

thereisalongperiodoftimebetweenmeeting.Asenseoffamilyanda

spiritofcooperationappeartobeverystrongamongallthesemarine

animals.Therearemanyrecordedcasesofdolphinssupportingasick

animalonthesurfaceofthewatersothatitwillbeableto

breathe.Languagehasalwaysbeenconsidereduniquetohumanbeings.It

nowseemsthatthecetaceans（鲸目动物）maybeabletocommunicatewith

eachotherthroughsoundssimilartoareallanguage.Scientistsare

studyingthebehaviorofthecetaceans,thesoundstheysendoutandthe

physicalcharacteristicsoftheirbrainsinanefforttodeterminewhether

theyreallyhavetheabilitytocommunicatethroughlanguage.Itmayprove

thatwe&rsquo；11beabletoestablishrealcommunicationwithanother

speciesforthefirsttime.

Whatcharacteristicsseemtobeverystrongamongthecetaceans（）

A.Beingabletolivebothonlandandinthesea.

B.Asenseoffamilyandaspiritofcooperation,

C.Enjoyingplayinginthesea.

D.Beingfondoftravelinginlargegroups.

18.Dearprofessor,ItismypleasuretoinviteyoutobeincIudedinour

highlysuccessfultitle,DictionaryofInternationalBiography（传记），

theTwenty-ThirdEditionofwhichisscheduIedforpubIicationinwinter

1993/94.FurtherdetaiIsareencIosedforyourinformationandIinvite

youtocompIeteandreturntheBiographicalQuestionnaire（问卷）bythe

dateshown.Entrieschosenforinclusionwi11becompiIedbyoureditors

andbiographees（传记者）wi11besenttypescripts（原稿）forapproval

beforepubIication.HereattheIBCwehavebeenproducingbiographical

worksforthirtyyears.TheTwenty-ThirdEditionofDictionaryof

InternationalBiographywiIIjoinourmanyothertitlesonthesheIves

ofpubIicIibrariesandIibrariesofcolleges,Ieadinguniversitiesand

companiesworldwide.Asweapproachthetwenty-firstcentury,theyoung

menandwomenwhowiIIshapetheworldsinceaftertheyear2000arenow

aIreadyatworkortakingfurthereducation.Theirdestinyistoguide

theworId.Togivethemevengreaterinternationalcoverage,"Who

wi11beWhointhe21stCentury"wi11beissuedasaseparatebut

distinetpartofthisedition.Iverymuchhopethatyouwi11provideus

withyourbiographicalandcareerdetaiIsforthisnewedition.Please

compIetethequestionnaireandreturnittousbythedateshown.Ilook

forwardtohearingfromyou.

Accordingtothethirdparagraph,theDictionaryisreservedin（）.

A.pubIicIibrariesonly

B.Iibrariesofco11egesandcompaniesonly

0.everyIibraryworldwide

D.anumberofIibrariesintheworld

19.Dearprofessor,Itismypleasuretoinviteyoutobeincludedinour

highlysuccessfultitle,DictionaryofInternationalBiography（传记），

theTwenty-ThirdEditionofwhichisscheduledforpublicationinwinter

1993/94.FurtherdetailsareenclosedforyourinformationandIinvite

youtocompleteandreturntheBiographicalQuestionnaire（问卷）bythe

dateshown.Entrieschosenforinclusionwillbecompiledbyoureditors

andbiographees（传记者）willbesenttypescripts（原稿）forapproval

beforepublication.HereattheIBCwehavebeenproducingbiographical

worksforthirtyyears.TheTwenty-ThirdEditionofDictionaryof

InternationalBiographywilljoinourmanyothertitlesontheshelves

ofpubliclibrariesandlibrariesofcolleges,leadinguniversitiesand

companiesworldwide.Asweapproachthetwenty-firstcentury,theyoung

menandwomenwhowillshapetheworldsinceaftertheyear2000arenow

alreadyatworkortakingfurthereducation.Theirdestinyistoguide

theworld.Togivethemevengreaterinternationalcoverage,"；Who

willbeWhointhe21stCentury"；willbeissuedasaseparatebut

distinctpartofthisedition.Iverymuchhopethatyouwillprovideus

withyourbiographicalandcareerdetailsforthisnewedition.Please

completethequestionnaireandreturnittousbythedateshown.Ilook

forwardtohearingfromyou.

Theword"them"inparagraph4refersto（）.

A.theworldpeople

B.theyoungmenandwomen

C.theDictionaries

D.thelibraries

20.Interestingasdolphins（海豚）aretoscientists,itistheir

inte11igenceandsociabiIitythathavecaughtthepopularimagination.

Likewhales,doIphinshaveastrongsenseoffamily.Adolphinfamily

isIikeahumanfamiIy,butmuchlarger.Dolphinsseemtobeamongthe

mostsociabIeofa11livingcreatures.TheyenjoypIayingwitheachother

andalsowiththehumans,withwhomtheycomeintouch.Itisthis

characteristicthatmakesthemsoeasytotrainasstarperformers.

Besides,theyseemabletorememberhumansthattheyhavemetevenwhen

thereisalongperiodoftimebetweenmeeting.Asenseoffamilyanda

spiritofcooperationappeartobeverystrongamongalIthesemarine

animals.Therearemanyrecordedcasesofdolphinssupportingasick

animalonthesurfaceofthewatersothatitwi11beableto

breathe.LanguagehasaIwaysbeenconsidereduniquetohumanbeings.It

nowseemsthatthecetaceans（鲸目动物）maybeabletocommunicatewith

eachotherthroughsoundssimilartoarealIanguage.Scientistsare

studyingthebehaviorofthecetaceans,thesoundstheysendoutandthe

physicaIcharacteristicsoftheirbrainsinanefforttodetermine

whethertheyreallyhavetheabilitytocommunicatethroughIanguage.

Itmayprovethatwe’11beabletoestabIishrealcommunication

withanotherspeciesforthefirsttime.

Dolphinscancommunicatewitheachotherthrough（）.

A.aIanguageunknown

B.soundsthatarearealIanguage

C.soundsthatapproacharealIanguage

D.theirbrains

21.Dearprofessor,Itismypleasuretoinviteyoutobeincludedinour

highlysuccessfultitle,DictionaryofInternationalBiography（传记），

theTwenty-ThirdEditionofwhichisscheduledforpublicationinwinter

1993/94.FurtherdetailsareenclosedforyourinformationandIinvite

youtocompleteandreturntheBiographicalQuestionnaire（问卷）bythe

dateshown.Entrieschosenforinclusionwillbecompiledbyoureditors

andbiographees（传记者）willbesenttypescripts（原稿）forapproval

beforepublication.HereattheIBCwehavebeenproducingbiographical

worksforthirtyyears.TheTwenty-ThirdEditionofDictionaryof

InternationalBiographywilljoinourmanyothertitlesontheshelves

ofpubliclibrariesandlibrariesofcolleges,leadinguniversitiesand

companiesworldwide.Asweapproachthetwenty-firstcentury,theyoung

menandwomenwhowillshapetheworldsinceaftertheyear2000arenow

alreadyatworkortakingfurthereducation.Theirdestinyistoguide

theworld.Togivethemevengreaterinternationalcoverage,"；Who

willbeWhointhe21stCentury"；willbeissuedasaseparatebut

distinctpartofthisedition.Iverymuchhopethatyouwillprovideus

withyourbiographicalandcareerdetailsforthisnewedition.Please

completethequestionnaireandreturnittousbythedateshown.Ilook

forwardtohearingfromyou.

"WhoWillbeWhointhe21stCenturynwillbepublished（）.

A.withthepublicationof23rdEdition

B.beforethepublicationofthe23rdEdition

C.separatelyanddifferently

D.toguildtheworld

22.Interestingasdolphins（海豚）aretoscientists,itistheir

inte11igenceandsociabiIitythathavecaughtthepopularimagination.

Likewhales,doIphinshaveastrongsenseoffamily.Adolphinfamily

isIikeahumanfamiIy,butmuchlarger.Dolphinsseemtobeamongthe

mostsociabIeofa11livingcreatures.TheyenjoypIayingwitheachother

andalsowiththehumans,withwhomtheycomeintouch.Itisthis

characteristicthatmakesthemsoeasytotrainasstarperformers.

Besides,theyseemabletorememberhumansthattheyhavemetevenwhen

thereisalongperiodoftimebetweenmeeting.AsenseoffamiIyanda

spiritofcooperationappeartobeverystrongamongalIthesemarine

animals.Therearemanyrecordedcasesofdolphinssupportingasick

animalonthesurfaceofthewatersothatitwi11beableto

breathe.LanguagehasaIwaysbeenconsidereduniquetohumanbeings.It

nowseemsthatthecetaceans（鲸目动物）maybeabletocommunicatewith

eachotherthroughsoundssimilartoarealIanguage.Scientistsare

studyingthebehaviorofthecetaceans,thesoundstheysendoutandthe

physicaIcharacteristicsoftheirbrainsinanefforttodetermine

whethertheyreallyhavetheabilitytocommunicatethroughIanguage.

Itmayprovethatwe’11beabletoestabIishrealcommunication

withanotherspeciesforthefirsttime.

Theresultofscientistsstudyingdolphinsmayprovethat().

A.humanswiIIbeabletoestabIishrealcommunicationwithdolphins

B.dolphinscan’ttalkatalI

0.dolphinscantalkthroughIanguagethathumanbeingswillnever

understand

D.humanswiIIneverbeabletotalkwithdolphins

23.ThefollowingcannotbesentforrecordeddeliveryEXCEPT.

A.parcels

B.airwayparcels

C.maiIfortheIrishRepubIic

D.documentsoflittlemonetaryvalue

24.ThefollowingarethedecisionsmadebyEuropeanUniononWednesday

EXCEPTthat

A.MicrosoftshouldputanendtoitsbusinessinEurope

B.MicrosoftshouIdpayaboutsixhundredmilliondollars

C.MicrosoftshouIdgiveinformationaboutitsWindowssystem

D.MicrosoftshouIdmakeanotherversionofWindowswithoutusingits

ownsoftware

25.{{1}}Questions9to10arebasedonthefollowingnews.Attheend

ofthenewsitem,youwillbegiven10secondstoanswereachquestion.

Nowlistentothenews.{{/I}}

TheGroupofSevenfinanceministersregularlymeetto.

A.discusshowtopromoteinternationaleconomicgrowth

B.setpolicydirectionforInternationalMonetaryFund

C.talkabouthowtomeetthechaIIengesposedbygIobaIization

D.discusshowtocontrolproduction

26.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUEofrecordeddelivery

A.Itissignedforbytherecipient.

B.Arecordofthedeliveryiskeptbythepostoffice.

0.Thepostofficeundertakestodeliverittotheaddresseeinperson.

D.RecordeddeliverymaiIiscarriedwiththeordinaryunregisteredpost.

27.

{{B}}TEXTA{{/B}}

UntilJosquindesPrez,1440-1521,Westernmusicwasliturgical,

designedasanaccompanimenttoworship.Liketheintricatelycarved

gargoylesperchedatopmedievalcathedralsbeyondsightofanyhuman,

musicwascomposedtopleaseGodbeforeanybodyelse；itsdominanttheme

wasreverence.Emotionwasthere,butitwasthegriefofMarystanding

atthefootoftheCross,thejoyofthefaithfulhailingChrist,s

resurrection.EventhesecularmusicoftheMiddleAgeswastiedto

predeterminedpatternsthatsometimesseemedtostandinthewayof

individualexpression.

Whilekeepingonefootfirmlyplantedinthedivineworld,Josquin

steppedwiththeotherintothehuman.Hescoredmagnificentmasses,but

alsonewlyexpressivemotetssuchasthelamentofDavidoverhisson

Absalomorthe"Deplorationd'Ockeghem,HadirgeonthedeathofOckeghem,

thegreatestmasterbeforeJosquin,amotetwrittenallinblacknotes,

andoneofthemostprofoundlymovingscoresoftheRenaissance.Josquin

wasthefirstcomposertosetpsalmstomusic.ButalongsideBenedicite

omniaoperaDominiDomino("BlesstheLord,allyeworksoftheLord")

heputElGrillo("Thecricketisagoodsingerwhomanageslongpoems")

andAllegezmoy("Solaceme,sweetpleasantbrunetten).Josquinwas

praisedbyMartinLuther,forhismusicblendsrespectfortraditionwith

arebel'swillingnesstoriskthehorizon.WhatGalileowastoscience,

Josquinwastomusic.WhilepreservingtheirallegiancetoGod,both

assertedanewimportanceforman.

WhythenshouldJosquinlanguishinrelativeobscurityTheanswerhas

todowiththeseparationofconceptfromperformanceinmusic.Infine

art,conceptandperformanceareoneboththeartloverandtheart

historianhavethousandsofyearsofpaintings,drawingsandsculptures

tostudyandenjoy.Similarlywithliterature：Poetry,fiction,drama,

andcriticismsurviveontheprintedpageorinmanuscriptforjudgment

andadmirationbysucceedinggenerations.Butmusicalnotationonapage

isnotart,nomatterhowloftyorexcellentthecomposer%conceptionit

is,crudelyput,asetofdirectionsforproducingart.Beinghighly

symbolic,musicalnotationrequirestrainingbeforeitcanevenberead,

letaloneperformed.Moreover,becausethemusicalconventionsofother

daysarenotours,translationofaRenaissancescoreintomodemnotation

bringsdifficultiesofitsown.Forexample,theRenaissancenotationof

Josquin'sdaydidnotdesignatethetempoatwhichthemusicshouldbe

playedorsung.Itdidnotindicateallflatsorsharps；theseweresounded

illaccordancewithmusicianlyrules,whichwerecapableoftransforming

majortominor,minortomajor,diatonictochromaticsound,andthus

affectmelody,harmony,andmusicalexpression,aRenaissancecomposition

mightincludeseveralparts一一butitdidnotindicatewhichweretobesung,

whichtobeplayed,norevenwhetherinstrumentsweretobeusedatall.

Thus,Renaissancenotationpermitsofseveralinterpretationsandan

imaginativemusicianmaygiveaninterpretationthatisarevelation.But

nomatterhowimaginative,fewmodernmusicianscanofferany

interpretationofRenaissancemusic.Thepublicforitissmall,limiting

thenumberofmusicianswhocanaffordtolearn,rehearse,andperform

it.Mostofthosewhoattemptitatallarestudentsorganizedincolegia

musicawhosemembershipshaveadistressinghabitofchangingevery

semester,thuspreventingdirectorsfrommaintainingtheyear-in,

year-outcontinuityrequiredtoachieveexcellenceofperformance.

Finally,theinstrumentsusedinRenaissancetimes-drummhorns,

recorders,rauschpfeifen,shawms,sackbuts,organetto-mustbespecially

procured.

Theprimarypurposeofthepassageisto.

A.introducethereadertoJosquinandaccountforhisrelativeobscurity

B.describethemainfeaturesofmedievaImusicandshowhowJosquin

changedthem

C.placeJosquin9smusicinahistoricalcontextandshowitsinfIuence

onlatercomposers

D.enumeratethefeaturesofJosquin9smusicandsupplycritical

commentary

28.{{B}}TEXTB{{/B}}

TobroadentheirvotingappealinthePresidentialelectionof1796,

theFederalistsselectedThomasPinckney,aleadingSouthCarolinian,as

runningmatefortheNewtEnglanderJohnAdams.ButPinckney'sSouthern

friendschosetoignoretheirpartyJsintentionsandregardedPinckney

asPresidentialcandidate,creatingapolit