American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Volume 1Frank Moore Appleton, 1880 |
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... wish to be thoroughly acquainted with the reasons of this perilous and uneasy situation , and why we are brought hither to decide on this great national question . I consider myself as the servant of the people of this commonwealth , as ...
... wish to be thoroughly acquainted with the reasons of this perilous and uneasy situation , and why we are brought hither to decide on this great national question . I consider myself as the servant of the people of this commonwealth , as ...
Halaman 14
... wish I were possessed of talents , or possessed of any thing , that might enable me to elucidate this great subject . I am not free from suspi- cion : I am apt to en.ertain doubts : I rose yes- terday to ask a question , which arose in ...
... wish I were possessed of talents , or possessed of any thing , that might enable me to elucidate this great subject . I am not free from suspi- cion : I am apt to en.ertain doubts : I rose yes- terday to ask a question , which arose in ...
Halaman 19
... wish to alter their government , can a majority of them do it ? No , because they are connected with other men ; o , in other words , consolidated with other States . When the people of Virginia , at a future day , shall wish to alter ...
... wish to alter their government , can a majority of them do it ? No , because they are connected with other men ; o , in other words , consolidated with other States . When the people of Virginia , at a future day , shall wish to alter ...
Halaman 23
... wish to impart . On this occasion , I con- | free and independent , and have certain inherent ceived myself bound to attend strictly to the | rights , of which , when they enter into society , interests of the State ; and I thought her ...
... wish to impart . On this occasion , I con- | free and independent , and have certain inherent ceived myself bound to attend strictly to the | rights , of which , when they enter into society , interests of the State ; and I thought her ...
Halaman 24
... as in danger of being sepa- rated from us , what incitement or inducement could its inhabitants have to wish such an event ? It is a matter of doubt whether they would derive any advantage to themselves , or be any 24 PATRICK HENRY .
... as in danger of being sepa- rated from us , what incitement or inducement could its inhabitants have to wish such an event ? It is a matter of doubt whether they would derive any advantage to themselves , or be any 24 PATRICK HENRY .
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