American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1Frank Moore Appleton, 1859 |
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... army , can prescribe the terms on which he shall reign master , so far that it will puzzle any American ever to get his neck from under the galling yoke . I cannot , with patience , think of this idea . If ever he violates the laws ...
... army , can prescribe the terms on which he shall reign master , so far that it will puzzle any American ever to get his neck from under the galling yoke . I cannot , with patience , think of this idea . If ever he violates the laws ...
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... army within this kingdom in time of peace , without consent of Parliament ; and quartering soldiers contrary to law : " By causing several good subjects , being Protestants , to be disarmed , at the same time when Papists were both ...
... army within this kingdom in time of peace , without consent of Parliament ; and quartering soldiers contrary to law : " By causing several good subjects , being Protestants , to be disarmed , at the same time when Papists were both ...
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... army proceeded further up the country . This is the rather probable , that if the regiments in general had had colors , they must have been seen very frequently by our army in the battles , or upon the march . As to the other ...
... army proceeded further up the country . This is the rather probable , that if the regiments in general had had colors , they must have been seen very frequently by our army in the battles , or upon the march . As to the other ...
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