American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1Frank Moore Appleton, 1859 |
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... Justice . They then solicited Otis , and Oxenbridge Thacher , ‡ both of whom engaged to make their defence . e holden at The arguments in this important case , were heard in the Council Chamber of the old Town House in Boston . Chief ...
... Justice . They then solicited Otis , and Oxenbridge Thacher , ‡ both of whom engaged to make their defence . e holden at The arguments in this important case , were heard in the Council Chamber of the old Town House in Boston . Chief ...
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... justice , or our present decisions will be scanned perhaps humanity to attack , insult , ridicule , and abuse through all Europe . We must not forget that a single sentinel on his post ? Was it either we ourselves will have a reflective ...
... justice , or our present decisions will be scanned perhaps humanity to attack , insult , ridicule , and abuse through all Europe . We must not forget that a single sentinel on his post ? Was it either we ourselves will have a reflective ...
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... Justice Jay , Mr. Ellsworth was ap- pointed to fill the vacancy . The character of his mind , his habits of patient and laborious in- vestigation , his sound judgment , and large experience , rendered him eminently fitted for that ...
... Justice Jay , Mr. Ellsworth was ap- pointed to fill the vacancy . The character of his mind , his habits of patient and laborious in- vestigation , his sound judgment , and large experience , rendered him eminently fitted for that ...
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