American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1 |
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Σελίδα 116
Will peace , gentlemen undertake with such fearless not the disappointment of
their hopes , so long confidence to maintain ? is this the station of patronized by
the government , now in the crisis American dignity , which the high - spirited of ...
Will peace , gentlemen undertake with such fearless not the disappointment of
their hopes , so long confidence to maintain ? is this the station of patronized by
the government , now in the crisis American dignity , which the high - spirited of ...
Σελίδα 483
This will something has already been said on the peace - lead to the worst of all
wars , to civil war . ful influence , which results from the depend - | And when that
shall happen , liberty will soon ence of colonies belonging to the great nations be
...
This will something has already been said on the peace - lead to the worst of all
wars , to civil war . ful influence , which results from the depend - | And when that
shall happen , liberty will soon ence of colonies belonging to the great nations be
...
Σελίδα 535
The act then concludes , “ that if nations — those who preserve only a formal a
peace shall take place between the United peace , while they are inflicting the
injuries of States and the regency of Algiers , no further war , do not deserve , and
...
The act then concludes , “ that if nations — those who preserve only a formal a
peace shall take place between the United peace , while they are inflicting the
injuries of States and the regency of Algiers , no further war , do not deserve , and
...
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