Eloquence of the United States, Volumen3E. & H. Clark, 1827 |
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... gives the right to seize and appro- priate the property and territories of an enemy . True it is , that the colonies of a foreign power are viewed , according to the law of nations , in the light of its property . But in estimating the ...
... gives the right to seize and appro- priate the property and territories of an enemy . True it is , that the colonies of a foreign power are viewed , according to the law of nations , in the light of its property . But in estimating the ...
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... gives such a hardihood and cha- racter to their virtues . They asked , " What do we want of Canada ? We have land enough . Do we want plunder ? There is not enough of that , to pay cost of getting it . Are our ocean rights there ? Or is ...
... gives such a hardihood and cha- racter to their virtues . They asked , " What do we want of Canada ? We have land enough . Do we want plunder ? There is not enough of that , to pay cost of getting it . Are our ocean rights there ? Or is ...
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... give my reasons for this opinion . I wish no sentiments of mine to have influence any further than the reasons , upon which they are founded , justify . They are public reasons , arising from undeniable facts ; the nation will judge for ...
... give my reasons for this opinion . I wish no sentiments of mine to have influence any further than the reasons , upon which they are founded , justify . They are public reasons , arising from undeniable facts ; the nation will judge for ...
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... give that evidence , of a conciliatory disposition , really because , if permitted to continue in operation , negociation was found to be impracticable . After the suspension of that law , a treaty was formed . The merits of that treaty ...
... give that evidence , of a conciliatory disposition , really because , if permitted to continue in operation , negociation was found to be impracticable . After the suspension of that law , a treaty was formed . The merits of that treaty ...
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... gives little less than the lie direct to their as- sertions . No , sir , nothing of all this is heard from our cabinet . There is a philosophic tameness , that would be remarkable , if it were not , in all cases affecting Bonaparte ...
... gives little less than the lie direct to their as- sertions . No , sir , nothing of all this is heard from our cabinet . There is a philosophic tameness , that would be remarkable , if it were not , in all cases affecting Bonaparte ...
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