American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1Frank Moore Appleton, 1859 |
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Σελίδα 93
... means stricted their intercourse , according to their nothing more than to sell them dear ; and con- views of safety ... means to extricate us . While therefore the right , the duty , and the inclina- tion to advance the trade and ...
... means stricted their intercourse , according to their nothing more than to sell them dear ; and con- views of safety ... means to extricate us . While therefore the right , the duty , and the inclina- tion to advance the trade and ...
Σελίδα 482
... means of aggression . Thus the dependence of Spain is rendered absolute , and her chains are riveted for ever . Does Spain behold this state of things with calm indifference ? No : she feels all the pangs of wounded pride , driven to ...
... means of aggression . Thus the dependence of Spain is rendered absolute , and her chains are riveted for ever . Does Spain behold this state of things with calm indifference ? No : she feels all the pangs of wounded pride , driven to ...
Σελίδα 502
... means of injuring France , and of repelling her attacks ; and if those means were less than they are , still they might be rendered all - sufficient , by reso- lution and courage . It is in these that the strength of nations consists ...
... means of injuring France , and of repelling her attacks ; and if those means were less than they are , still they might be rendered all - sufficient , by reso- lution and courage . It is in these that the strength of nations consists ...
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