American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1 |
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Σελίδα 130
This government may secure our hap - if we attend to the manner in which the
conpiness ; this is at least as probable as that it stitution is investigated , ratified
and made the shall be oppressive . If eight States have , from act of the people of
...
This government may secure our hap - if we attend to the manner in which the
conpiness ; this is at least as probable as that it stitution is investigated , ratified
and made the shall be oppressive . If eight States have , from act of the people of
...
Σελίδα 279
But here it will be said , nay , it has been consider the manner in which this
attempt is said , and the petition before the House is drawn carried on ; and I must
acknowledge that I do accordingly ; we will not allege this dispute not , in the
least ...
But here it will be said , nay , it has been consider the manner in which this
attempt is said , and the petition before the House is drawn carried on ; and I must
acknowledge that I do accordingly ; we will not allege this dispute not , in the
least ...
Σελίδα 399
Accordingly , as the pacity , in the same manner as what relates to resolutions
were originally adopted by the con - forming alliances or treaties of peace , amity
, or vention , and as they were reported by the com commerce , and that the
people ...
Accordingly , as the pacity , in the same manner as what relates to resolutions
were originally adopted by the con - forming alliances or treaties of peace , amity
, or vention , and as they were reported by the com commerce , and that the
people ...
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JAMES MADISON | 125 |
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