American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1 |
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Σελίδα 143
It was rior to some other governments in Europe , still thought that , for so
substantial a consideration , it is not a republic , nor a democracy . Their Spain
might be induced to afford decisive suclegislature consists , in some degree , of
men who ...
It was rior to some other governments in Europe , still thought that , for so
substantial a consideration , it is not a republic , nor a democracy . Their Spain
might be induced to afford decisive suclegislature consists , in some degree , of
men who ...
Σελίδα 150
With two observations , however , I must trouble , notice of two considerations ,
which have been the committee , before ... under the same consideration .
causes for the renewal of them , as are now Such , Mr . Chairman , being the
character of ...
With two observations , however , I must trouble , notice of two considerations ,
which have been the committee , before ... under the same consideration .
causes for the renewal of them , as are now Such , Mr . Chairman , being the
character of ...
Σελίδα 270
On the eleventh of April , 1794 , the House of friend ' s close consideration of this
subject , I Representatives having resolved itself into a beseech him , as well as
the other gentlemen of the committee , to join in attending to it calmly Committee
...
On the eleventh of April , 1794 , the House of friend ' s close consideration of this
subject , I Representatives having resolved itself into a beseech him , as well as
the other gentlemen of the committee , to join in attending to it calmly Committee
...
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