American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1 |
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Σελίδα 272
If the minority , measures of other nations in like circumstances of whom I expect
to be one , shall in the end be — examples and measures founded in policy
found to have been alarmed with consequences and sound understanding . I
would ...
If the minority , measures of other nations in like circumstances of whom I expect
to be one , shall in the end be — examples and measures founded in policy
found to have been alarmed with consequences and sound understanding . I
would ...
Σελίδα 492
It contains and wisdom of the measures pursued by their sentiments , which I
have no doubt are revergovernment . ... because every part of the Union , and
which prove how there has not been one measure adopted by the far the people
...
It contains and wisdom of the measures pursued by their sentiments , which I
have no doubt are revergovernment . ... because every part of the Union , and
which prove how there has not been one measure adopted by the far the people
...
Σελίδα 502
This , peace with submission , to the risk of war ; that I believe , is the way to
insure success to the a strong party devoted to her will hang on the negotiation ;
and without this , I shall consider government , and impede all its measures of it
as a ...
This , peace with submission , to the risk of war ; that I believe , is the way to
insure success to the a strong party devoted to her will hang on the negotiation ;
and without this , I shall consider government , and impede all its measures of it
as a ...
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JAMES MADISON | 125 |
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