Eloquence of the United States, Volumen3J. Seymour, 1829 - 527 páginas |
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... interests . It is now apparent to the most mole - sighted , how a nation may be disgrac- ed , and yet a cabinet ... interest may be tempted , beyond the point of patriotic resistance , and all the attained means being diverted to the use ...
... interests . It is now apparent to the most mole - sighted , how a nation may be disgrac- ed , and yet a cabinet ... interest may be tempted , beyond the point of patriotic resistance , and all the attained means being diverted to the use ...
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... interests , or our passions , some regret mingled in the execution of the purpose . We postponed the decree of ruin , until the last moment . We hesitated - we delayed , until longer delay was dangerous . Alas ! sir , there was nothing ...
... interests , or our passions , some regret mingled in the execution of the purpose . We postponed the decree of ruin , until the last moment . We hesitated - we delayed , until longer delay was dangerous . Alas ! sir , there was nothing ...
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enters , necessarily , numerous jealousies and fears ; whose interests are not always reconcileable , and the passions , education and character of whose people , on many accounts , are repugnant to each other ; with a constitution made ...
enters , necessarily , numerous jealousies and fears ; whose interests are not always reconcileable , and the passions , education and character of whose people , on many accounts , are repugnant to each other ; with a constitution made ...
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... interest ; be- cause , in that case , it has no credit for what it grants , and what is more , loses something in ... interests or her policy . No nation ever be- fore made such sacrifices of the present to the future . No nation ever ...
... interest ; be- cause , in that case , it has no credit for what it grants , and what is more , loses something in ... interests or her policy . No nation ever be- fore made such sacrifices of the present to the future . No nation ever ...
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... difficulty between the two nations . Reasoning , therefore , upon the known nature of things , and the plain interests of Great Britain , it was • • foretold , that , during its continuance she would con- 28 MR . QUINCY'S SPEECH ON.
... difficulty between the two nations . Reasoning , therefore , upon the known nature of things , and the plain interests of Great Britain , it was • • foretold , that , during its continuance she would con- 28 MR . QUINCY'S SPEECH ON.
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