American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1 |
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A dissertation on the rights of man in a were inherent , inalienable , and
indefeasible by state of nature . He asserted that every man , any laws , pacts ,
contracts , covenants , or stipumerely natural , was an independent sovereign , |
lations ...
A dissertation on the rights of man in a were inherent , inalienable , and
indefeasible by state of nature . He asserted that every man , any laws , pacts ,
contracts , covenants , or stipumerely natural , was an independent sovereign , |
lations ...
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The rising released from their present cares ; some of which patriot , therefore ,
who wishes the happiness will teach mankind to plough , sow , plant , build , of
his country , will cultivate the art of public and improve the rough face of nature ...
The rising released from their present cares ; some of which patriot , therefore ,
who wishes the happiness will teach mankind to plough , sow , plant , build , of
his country , will cultivate the art of public and improve the rough face of nature ...
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A jury may be you as perhaps I might on younger men , and called to pass upon
his actions , and to devote entreat you to commune with your own hearts , to
ignominy , one intended by nature to be an and to consider the failings and the ...
A jury may be you as perhaps I might on younger men , and called to pass upon
his actions , and to devote entreat you to commune with your own hearts , to
ignominy , one intended by nature to be an and to consider the failings and the ...
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