Eloquence of the United States, Volumen1E. & H. Clark, 1827 - 517 páginas |
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... expected from his arguments . I trust , sir , that observations of this kind are not thrown out to cast a light air on this important subject ; or to give any personal bias , on the great question before us . I will not agree with ...
... expected from his arguments . I trust , sir , that observations of this kind are not thrown out to cast a light air on this important subject ; or to give any personal bias , on the great question before us . I will not agree with ...
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... expected to have heard the reasons of an- event so unexpected to my mind , and many others . Was our civil polity , or public justice , endangered or sapped ? Was the real existence of the country threat- ened , or was this preceded by ...
... expected to have heard the reasons of an- event so unexpected to my mind , and many others . Was our civil polity , or public justice , endangered or sapped ? Was the real existence of the country threat- ened , or was this preceded by ...
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... expected : it has gone to the people of France , in search of a splendid government - a strong , energetic government . Shall we imitate the example of those nations , who have gone from a simple to a splendid government ? Are those ...
... expected : it has gone to the people of France , in search of a splendid government - a strong , energetic government . Shall we imitate the example of those nations , who have gone from a simple to a splendid government ? Are those ...
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... expected to do : but , sir , it is danger- ous to look to them as our sole protectors . Did ever militia defend a country ? Those of Pennsylvania were said to differ very little from regulars , yet these , sir , were insufficient for ...
... expected to do : but , sir , it is danger- ous to look to them as our sole protectors . Did ever militia defend a country ? Those of Pennsylvania were said to differ very little from regulars , yet these , sir , were insufficient for ...
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... expected that we shall successfully apply to foreign alliance for military aid ? This last measure , sir , has ruined almost every nation that has used it ; so dreadful an example ought to be most cautiously avoid- ed ; for seldom has a ...
... expected that we shall successfully apply to foreign alliance for military aid ? This last measure , sir , has ruined almost every nation that has used it ; so dreadful an example ought to be most cautiously avoid- ed ; for seldom has a ...
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