Eloquence of the United States, Volumen3J. Seymour, 1829 - 527 páginas |
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... nature was so obvious , so easy , and in its consequences so awful ; in every aspect , the de- sign seemed so fraught with danger and disgrace , that it appeared absolutely impossible , that it should be seriously entertained . Those ...
... nature was so obvious , so easy , and in its consequences so awful ; in every aspect , the de- sign seemed so fraught with danger and disgrace , that it appeared absolutely impossible , that it should be seriously entertained . Those ...
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... nature of things , and from the essential and eter- nal relations , which subsist among them . True it is , that a ... natural relations to us , and the effect , VOL . III . 3 which their conquest and ruin will have , not only THE NEW ...
... nature of things , and from the essential and eter- nal relations , which subsist among them . True it is , that a ... natural relations to us , and the effect , VOL . III . 3 which their conquest and ruin will have , not only THE NEW ...
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... nature . Those colonies had no connexion with the questions in dispute between us and their parent state . They had done us no injury . They meditated none to us . Between the inhabitants of those colonies and the citi- zens of the ...
... nature . Those colonies had no connexion with the questions in dispute between us and their parent state . They had done us no injury . They meditated none to us . Between the inhabitants of those colonies and the citi- zens of the ...
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... natural and adventitious ties , had some claims upon our humanity . Surely , if our duty required that they and theirs should be sacrificed to our interests , or our passions , some regret mingled in the execution of the purpose . We ...
... natural and adventitious ties , had some claims upon our humanity . Surely , if our duty required that they and theirs should be sacrificed to our interests , or our passions , some regret mingled in the execution of the purpose . We ...
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... nature , on account of their condition . Our armies were on their march for their frontier , while yet peace existed between this country and the parent state ; and the invasion was obstinately pursued , after a knowledge that the chief ...
... nature , on account of their condition . Our armies were on their march for their frontier , while yet peace existed between this country and the parent state ; and the invasion was obstinately pursued , after a knowledge that the chief ...
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