Eloquence of the United States, Volumen1J. Seymour, 1829 |
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... Virginia , June 4 , 1788 , Mr. RANDOLPH's Speech on the same subject , in the Convention of Virginia , June 6 , 1783 , Mr. MADISON'S Speech on the same subject , in the Con- vention of Virginia , June , 1788 , Mr. HENRY'S Second Speech ...
... Virginia , June 4 , 1788 , Mr. RANDOLPH's Speech on the same subject , in the Convention of Virginia , June 6 , 1783 , Mr. MADISON'S Speech on the same subject , in the Con- vention of Virginia , June , 1788 , Mr. HENRY'S Second Speech ...
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... possessed of the proper qualities of a permanent body : Virginia , Maryland , and a few other states , are in the same situation : the rest are either governed by a single democratic as- sembly THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION . 55.
... possessed of the proper qualities of a permanent body : Virginia , Maryland , and a few other states , are in the same situation : the rest are either governed by a single democratic as- sembly THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION . 55.
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... VIRGINIA , JUNE 4th , 1788 . The preamble and the two first sections of the first article of the constitution being under consideration , Mr. Henry thus addressed the convention . MR . CHAIRMAN , THE public mind , as well as my own , is ...
... VIRGINIA , JUNE 4th , 1788 . The preamble and the two first sections of the first article of the constitution being under consideration , Mr. Henry thus addressed the convention . MR . CHAIRMAN , THE public mind , as well as my own , is ...
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... Virginia , if it can be possibly done something must be done to pre- serve your liberty and mine . The confederation , this same despised government , merits , in my opinion , the highest encomium : it carried us through a long and ...
... Virginia , if it can be possibly done something must be done to pre- serve your liberty and mine . The confederation , this same despised government , merits , in my opinion , the highest encomium : it carried us through a long and ...
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... Virginia ? Have not the people of Virginia , when laboring under the se- verest pressure of accumulated distresses , manifested- the most cordial acquiescence in the execution of the laws ? What could be more awful , than their unari ...
... Virginia ? Have not the people of Virginia , when laboring under the se- verest pressure of accumulated distresses , manifested- the most cordial acquiescence in the execution of the laws ? What could be more awful , than their unari ...
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