Eloquence of the United States, Volumen3E. & H. Clark, 1827 |
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... ment one of the grossest , and perhaps , one of the most critical errors of his political life . I warn , therefore , my political opponents ; those honest men , of whom I know there are some , who , paying only a general at- tention to ...
... ment one of the grossest , and perhaps , one of the most critical errors of his political life . I warn , therefore , my political opponents ; those honest men , of whom I know there are some , who , paying only a general at- tention to ...
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... ment of the desired army , to be prevented by any vul- gar notions of economy . Money may be obtained . What , by means of the increased popularity , derived from the augmentation of the navy ; what , by opening subscription offices ...
... ment of the desired army , to be prevented by any vul- gar notions of economy . Money may be obtained . What , by means of the increased popularity , derived from the augmentation of the navy ; what , by opening subscription offices ...
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... ment is entertained , without distinction of parties , by almost all the moral sense , and nine tenths of the in- telligence of the whole northern section of the Unit- ed States . I know that men from that quarter of the country , will ...
... ment is entertained , without distinction of parties , by almost all the moral sense , and nine tenths of the in- telligence of the whole northern section of the Unit- ed States . I know that men from that quarter of the country , will ...
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... ment in favor of this invasion , in this aspect , that the only way to negociate successfully with Great Britain , is to appeal to her fears , and raise her terrors for the fate of her colonies . I shall here say nothing concern- ing ...
... ment in favor of this invasion , in this aspect , that the only way to negociate successfully with Great Britain , is to appeal to her fears , and raise her terrors for the fate of her colonies . I shall here say nothing concern- ing ...
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... ment to discuss . It is sufficient to say , it was deemed good enough , to receive the sanction of Messrs . Mon- roe and Pinckney . It arrived in America , and was rejected by the authority of a single individual , appa- rently because ...
... ment to discuss . It is sufficient to say , it was deemed good enough , to receive the sanction of Messrs . Mon- roe and Pinckney . It arrived in America , and was rejected by the authority of a single individual , appa- rently because ...
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