American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1 |
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Σελίδα 22
Tis a bugbear , sir : the fact is , sir , | the utmost care should be taken , to prevent
its that the eight adopting States can ... been tricked into it . proves that
governments , of dissimilar struc - If the other States , who have adopted it , have
tures ...
Tis a bugbear , sir : the fact is , sir , | the utmost care should be taken , to prevent
its that the eight adopting States can ... been tricked into it . proves that
governments , of dissimilar struc - If the other States , who have adopted it , have
tures ...
Σελίδα 130
In some regentleman does not carry his idea so far as to spects , it is a
government of a federal nature : recommend a separation from the adopting in
others , it is of a consolidated nature . Even States . This government may secure
our hap - if ...
In some regentleman does not carry his idea so far as to spects , it is a
government of a federal nature : recommend a separation from the adopting in
others , it is of a consolidated nature . Even States . This government may secure
our hap - if ...
Σελίδα 226
His exertions in favor of the adoption of the Federal Constitution in his native
State , were untiring and effective . ... as he had seen from the papers , and
proposed that the constitution should be adopted ; but that the adoption should
be ...
His exertions in favor of the adoption of the Federal Constitution in his native
State , were untiring and effective . ... as he had seen from the papers , and
proposed that the constitution should be adopted ; but that the adoption should
be ...
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