American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1 |
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... your liberty and mine . The confederaclare that if twelve States and a half had
adopt - tion , this same despised government , merits , in ed it , I would , with
manly firmness , and in spite my opinion , the highest encomium : it carried of an
...
... your liberty and mine . The confederaclare that if twelve States and a half had
adopt - tion , this same despised government , merits , in ed it , I would , with
manly firmness , and in spite my opinion , the highest encomium : it carried of an
...
Σελίδα 77
It was easy to discover a proper tion , which will , in every part , be acceptable
and satisfactory principle on the subject . What to every citizen , or even to every
government ever object of government is confined in its ope in the United States
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It was easy to discover a proper tion , which will , in every part , be acceptable
and satisfactory principle on the subject . What to every citizen , or even to every
government ever object of government is confined in its ope in the United States
...
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tion of the dagger in the prisoner ' s hand , or of tion of those witnesses , by which
I wished to his arm , to inflict the wound ! Let any man , fix their minds on the
situation of the parties , even standing firmly , place himself in that posi - and the ...
tion of the dagger in the prisoner ' s hand , or of tion of those witnesses , by which
I wished to his arm , to inflict the wound ! Let any man , fix their minds on the
situation of the parties , even standing firmly , place himself in that posi - and the ...
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JAMES MADISON | 125 |
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