American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1 |
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Σελίδα 72
Instead of being supported The government of Britain , sir , was never by law , or
the principles of prerogative , such an arbitrary government ; our ancestors were |
an alteration is totally and absolutely repugnant never inconsiderate enough to ...
Instead of being supported The government of Britain , sir , was never by law , or
the principles of prerogative , such an arbitrary government ; our ancestors were |
an alteration is totally and absolutely repugnant never inconsiderate enough to ...
Σελίδα 379
... in that they would never agree to admit the that case two or three States ought
not to have smaller States to an equality ... in our federal that could possibly be
used , that we never government , was the poisonous source from would agree to
...
... in that they would never agree to admit the that case two or three States ought
not to have smaller States to an equality ... in our federal that could possibly be
used , that we never government , was the poisonous source from would agree to
...
Σελίδα 512
Fanatics never , or very I am fully confirmed by the most mature re - rarely indeed
, intend to do mischief ; and yet flection , not only on the consequences of those
all experience proves that no description of men principles , but on the manner in
...
Fanatics never , or very I am fully confirmed by the most mature re - rarely indeed
, intend to do mischief ; and yet flection , not only on the consequences of those
all experience proves that no description of men principles , but on the manner in
...
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