American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1 |
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I owe much , on behalf of my country , to that gentleman , for his services in the
field Mr . CHAIRMAN , — When the fate of ... pleasure apologize at all times for
his be expected from gentlemen is , to act with varmth and animation on any
subject ...
I owe much , on behalf of my country , to that gentleman , for his services in the
field Mr . CHAIRMAN , — When the fate of ... pleasure apologize at all times for
his be expected from gentlemen is , to act with varmth and animation on any
subject ...
Σελίδα 492
House foresee all that may happen , to render Yet gentlemen talk to us , as if they
were the this offer inexpedient , or useless , or unneces - standard , by which the
people would measure sary - to justify other offers , or to make de - the conduct ...
House foresee all that may happen , to render Yet gentlemen talk to us , as if they
were the this offer inexpedient , or useless , or unneces - standard , by which the
people would measure sary - to justify other offers , or to make de - the conduct ...
Σελίδα 493
I know nothing directly it not to those gentlemen whose constant em - of the
opinion of the executive , but I know , ployment it has been , for eight years past ,
in that those who are about the executive have : the House and out of it , to
oppose ...
I know nothing directly it not to those gentlemen whose constant em - of the
opinion of the executive , but I know , ployment it has been , for eight years past ,
in that those who are about the executive have : the House and out of it , to
oppose ...
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