American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1 |
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Σελίδα 34
Experi - you give power , you know not what you give . ence has been called the
best teacher . I call If you say , that out of this depraved mass , you for an example
of a great extent of country , can collect luminous characters , it will not ...
Experi - you give power , you know not what you give . ence has been called the
best teacher . I call If you say , that out of this depraved mass , you for an example
of a great extent of country , can collect luminous characters , it will not ...
Σελίδα 380
What security can you give us that , of representation in the second branch ; but
when you get the power the proposed system little debate took place ; the subject
had been will give you , when you have men and money , exhausted on the ...
What security can you give us that , of representation in the second branch ; but
when you get the power the proposed system little debate took place ; the subject
had been will give you , when you have men and money , exhausted on the ...
Σελίδα 483
We can turn our whole attenpower will give us , not only security , but peace . tion
to naval defence , which gives complete Peace indeed can never be safe but by
the aid security , both at home and abroad . When we of power . Our disposition ...
We can turn our whole attenpower will give us , not only security , but peace . tion
to naval defence , which gives complete Peace indeed can never be safe but by
the aid security , both at home and abroad . When we of power . Our disposition ...
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