American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1Frank Moore Appleton, 1859 |
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... Federal Constitution , 127 7 Speech on the British Treaty , JOHN JAY : 144 PATRICK HENRY : Sketch of his Life , 8 Sketch of his Life , • 151 Speech on the Federal Constitution , 13 • Address to the People of Great Britain : 1774 , 159 ...
... Federal Constitution , 127 7 Speech on the British Treaty , JOHN JAY : 144 PATRICK HENRY : Sketch of his Life , 8 Sketch of his Life , • 151 Speech on the Federal Constitution , 13 • Address to the People of Great Britain : 1774 , 159 ...
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... federal system must be adopted ; except with this difference , that the demand of but it will ever be found , that let your system the Executive of a State for any fugitive crimi- upon paper be as complete and as guarded as nal offender ...
... federal system must be adopted ; except with this difference , that the demand of but it will ever be found , that let your system the Executive of a State for any fugitive crimi- upon paper be as complete and as guarded as nal offender ...
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... federal government should Representatives and a Senate - urged the neces- be dissolved - that the system of ... federal govern- ment is to guard and protect the States and their rights , and to regulate their common con- cerns that a ...
... federal government should Representatives and a Senate - urged the neces- be dissolved - that the system of ... federal govern- ment is to guard and protect the States and their rights , and to regulate their common con- cerns that a ...
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