American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1 |
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Σελίδα 16
Whither is the spirit of America sertion of this last expression And as this is gone ?
Whither is the genius of America fled ? the only restriction upon them , we may
fairly It was but yesterday , when our enemies marched conclude that they may ...
Whither is the spirit of America sertion of this last expression And as this is gone ?
Whither is the genius of America fled ? the only restriction upon them , we may
fairly It was but yesterday , when our enemies marched conclude that they may ...
Σελίδα 69
It with our parent country , and the reciprocal breathes the spirit of its parent . Of
this ethe - blessings resulting from it to her and to us , real spirit , the whole
conduct , and particularly were the favorite and pleasing topics of our the late
conduct ...
It with our parent country , and the reciprocal breathes the spirit of its parent . Of
this ethe - blessings resulting from it to her and to us , real spirit , the whole
conduct , and particularly were the favorite and pleasing topics of our the late
conduct ...
Σελίδα 103
Then tion which we might not agree in deciding ; foreign influence , pernicious as
it is , would be but the tendency of such unseasonable partialsought for ; and
though it should be shunned , ity to exasperate the spirit of hostility against it
could ...
Then tion which we might not agree in deciding ; foreign influence , pernicious as
it is , would be but the tendency of such unseasonable partialsought for ; and
though it should be shunned , ity to exasperate the spirit of hostility against it
could ...
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