Eloquence of the United States, Volumen1J. Seymour, 1829 |
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... parties which have existed , to make the selection in such manner as to furnish a view of the most important subjects which have engaged the deliberations of Congress . Several speeches , originally reported in the third person , have ...
... parties which have existed , to make the selection in such manner as to furnish a view of the most important subjects which have engaged the deliberations of Congress . Several speeches , originally reported in the third person , have ...
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... party purpose , and to terrify with ideal dangers . No ; I believe these weak- nesses to be real , and pregnant with destruction . Yet , however weak our country may be , I hope we shall never sacrifice our liberties . If , therefore ...
... party purpose , and to terrify with ideal dangers . No ; I believe these weak- nesses to be real , and pregnant with destruction . Yet , however weak our country may be , I hope we shall never sacrifice our liberties . If , therefore ...
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... parties should be indulged . Gentlemen will see , that if there had not been unanimity , nothing could have been done for the convention had no power to establish , but only to recommend a government . Any other sys- tem would have been ...
... parties should be indulged . Gentlemen will see , that if there had not been unanimity , nothing could have been done for the convention had no power to establish , but only to recommend a government . Any other sys- tem would have been ...
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... . In these assemblies , the enemies of the people brought forward their plans of ambition sys- tematically . They were opposed by their enemies , of another party ; and it became a matter of contingency THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION . 37.
... . In these assemblies , the enemies of the people brought forward their plans of ambition sys- tematically . They were opposed by their enemies , of another party ; and it became a matter of contingency THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION . 37.
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another party ; and it became a matter of contingency , whether the people , subjected themselves to be led blindly by one tyrant or by another . It was remarked yesterday , that a numerous repre- sentation was necessary to obtain the ...
another party ; and it became a matter of contingency , whether the people , subjected themselves to be led blindly by one tyrant or by another . It was remarked yesterday , that a numerous repre- sentation was necessary to obtain the ...
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