Eloquence of the United States, Volumen1E. & H. Clark, 1827 - 517 páginas |
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... prove , that , in point of number , the representation would be perfectly secure . Sir , no man agrees more perfectly than myself to the main principle for which the gentlemen contend . I agree that there should be a broad democratic ...
... prove , that , in point of number , the representation would be perfectly secure . Sir , no man agrees more perfectly than myself to the main principle for which the gentlemen contend . I agree that there should be a broad democratic ...
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... prove an insuperable obstacle : the people have an obvious and powerful protection in their state govern- ments ... proved , that no position in politics is more false than this . The ancient democracies , in which the people themselves ...
... prove an insuperable obstacle : the people have an obvious and powerful protection in their state govern- ments ... proved , that no position in politics is more false than this . The ancient democracies , in which the people themselves ...
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... prove that the gentle- man's principle is not just . The popular confidence depends on circumstances very distinct from conside- rations of number . Probably the public attachment is more strongly secured by a train of prosperous events ...
... prove that the gentle- man's principle is not just . The popular confidence depends on circumstances very distinct from conside- rations of number . Probably the public attachment is more strongly secured by a train of prosperous events ...
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... proves , however , this point ; that a few individuals may be competent to these objects ; and that large numbers are not necessary to perfection in the science of taxation . But granting for a moment , that this minute and local ...
... proves , however , this point ; that a few individuals may be competent to these objects ; and that large numbers are not necessary to perfection in the science of taxation . But granting for a moment , that this minute and local ...
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... prove that there are men who are rich , men who are poor ; some who are wise , and others who are not . That indeed every distinguished man is an aris- tocrat . This reminds me of a description of the aris- tocrats , I have seen in a ...
... prove that there are men who are rich , men who are poor ; some who are wise , and others who are not . That indeed every distinguished man is an aris- tocrat . This reminds me of a description of the aris- tocrats , I have seen in a ...
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