American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1 |
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Of this ethe - blessings resulting from it to her and to us , real spirit , the whole
conduct , and particularly were the favorite and pleasing topics of our the late
conduct of the colonists , has shown public discourses and our private
conversations ...
Of this ethe - blessings resulting from it to her and to us , real spirit , the whole
conduct , and particularly were the favorite and pleasing topics of our the late
conduct of the colonists , has shown public discourses and our private
conversations ...
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APPOINTMENT OF PLENIPOTENTIARIES . This speech was delivered by Doctor
With - | less difficulted to justify his conduct in the issue . erspoon , in the
Continental Congress , in the Besides , is there no danger to the cause itself year
1779 ...
APPOINTMENT OF PLENIPOTENTIARIES . This speech was delivered by Doctor
With - | less difficulted to justify his conduct in the issue . erspoon , in the
Continental Congress , in the Besides , is there no danger to the cause itself year
1779 ...
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The minister of the conduct of the people of this country , by their Grand Duke of
Tuscany , with whom France warm partiality for her cause and her nation , had
recently concluded a treaty , learning that by their enthusiastic exultation in her ...
The minister of the conduct of the people of this country , by their Grand Duke of
Tuscany , with whom France warm partiality for her cause and her nation , had
recently concluded a treaty , learning that by their enthusiastic exultation in her ...
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