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... he forgot his tenet before he that this House has nothing to do with the arrived
at the middle of his speech : for he business , but fix their salaries , which it is
bound soon confessed , that the object of the amend to do in a suitable manner .
... he forgot his tenet before he that this House has nothing to do with the arrived
at the middle of his speech : for he business , but fix their salaries , which it is
bound soon confessed , that the object of the amend to do in a suitable manner .
Σελίδα 507
A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of
America Frank Moore. I shall , therefore , Mr . Chairman , consider called on to
appropriate for an officer , legally this amendment as having for its object , and
appointed ...
A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of
America Frank Moore. I shall , therefore , Mr . Chairman , consider called on to
appropriate for an officer , legally this amendment as having for its object , and
appointed ...
Σελίδα 524
But not so the party whose object was war much zeal supported all the
pretensions of against England , at all events . They saw in France , now come
forward and make a direct this treaty the death of their hopes , the final attack on
the ...
But not so the party whose object was war much zeal supported all the
pretensions of against England , at all events . They saw in France , now come
forward and make a direct this treaty the death of their hopes , the final attack on
the ...
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