American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1 |
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Σελίδα 74
Those ministers and min all this is true ( and I flatter myself it appears to ions are
sensible that the opposition is directed , be true ) , can any one hesitate to say
that to renot against his majesty , but against them ; be - sist such force is lawful ...
Those ministers and min all this is true ( and I flatter myself it appears to ions are
sensible that the opposition is directed , be true ) , can any one hesitate to say
that to renot against his majesty , but against them ; be - sist such force is lawful ...
Σελίδα 155
What can appear more improbable , although true , than that this prince , and this
people , should obstinately steel their hearts and shut their ears against the most
humble petitions and affectionate remonstrances ; and unjustly determine , by ...
What can appear more improbable , although true , than that this prince , and this
people , should obstinately steel their hearts and shut their ears against the most
humble petitions and affectionate remonstrances ; and unjustly determine , by ...
Σελίδα 192
I would ask , by what rule true . The confidence of the people will easily or
reasoning it is determined , that one man is a be gained by a good administration
. This is better representative for twenty than thirty the true touchstone . I could ...
I would ask , by what rule true . The confidence of the people will easily or
reasoning it is determined , that one man is a be gained by a good administration
. This is better representative for twenty than thirty the true touchstone . I could ...
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