American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1 |
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Σελίδα 96
... so arranged as to produce our profit bad ground , that our vessels are excluded
from and advantage , though intended by Great Bri - most of the British markets .
tain merely for her own . The disposition of a This is not true in any sense .
... so arranged as to produce our profit bad ground , that our vessels are excluded
from and advantage , though intended by Great Bri - most of the British markets .
tain merely for her own . The disposition of a This is not true in any sense .
Σελίδα 222
The farmers apfind done in the neighboring States ; while peared willing to
exchange their produce for Pennsylvania has only two - and - a - half per cent . it ;
the merchants , on the other hand , had large on her importations , we cannot
greatly ...
The farmers apfind done in the neighboring States ; while peared willing to
exchange their produce for Pennsylvania has only two - and - a - half per cent . it ;
the merchants , on the other hand , had large on her importations , we cannot
greatly ...
Σελίδα 313
Hence , an merate all the ungenerous restrictions imposed emulation will take
place , each contending with by the British government on American comthe
other , which shall produce the most accom - merce , would be an outrage on
patience ...
Hence , an merate all the ungenerous restrictions imposed emulation will take
place , each contending with by the British government on American comthe
other , which shall produce the most accom - merce , would be an outrage on
patience ...
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JAMES MADISON | 125 |
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