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... and care nothing about them , I am clear of the great transgression . If , in
common with their countrymen , my children are destined to be slaves , and to
yoke in with negroes , chained to the car of a southern master , they , at least ,
shall have ...
... and care nothing about them , I am clear of the great transgression . If , in
common with their countrymen , my children are destined to be slaves , and to
yoke in with negroes , chained to the car of a southern master , they , at least ,
shall have ...
Halaman 61
Hence the idea of southern preponderance ; Virginia influence ; the yoking of the
respectable yeomanry of the north , with negro slaves , to the car of southern
nabobs . If Virginia really cherishes a reprehensible ambition , an aim to ...
Hence the idea of southern preponderance ; Virginia influence ; the yoking of the
respectable yeomanry of the north , with negro slaves , to the car of southern
nabobs . If Virginia really cherishes a reprehensible ambition , an aim to ...
Halaman 118
With a few half starved , half clothed , wretched Indians and fugitive slaves . And
whilst carrying on this inglorious war - inglorious as it regards the laurels or
renown won in it - we violate neutral rights , which the government had solemnly
...
With a few half starved , half clothed , wretched Indians and fugitive slaves . And
whilst carrying on this inglorious war - inglorious as it regards the laurels or
renown won in it - we violate neutral rights , which the government had solemnly
...
Halaman 119
principle of convenience , or upon the light presumption that , by possibility , a
post might be taken by this miserable combination of Indians and slaves ! On the
8th of April , the general writes from St. Marks , that he shall march for the
Suwaney ...
principle of convenience , or upon the light presumption that , by possibility , a
post might be taken by this miserable combination of Indians and slaves ! On the
8th of April , the general writes from St. Marks , that he shall march for the
Suwaney ...
Halaman 156
... fugitive slaves , of vagabonds and banditti , of hostile Indians and of all who
would enlist under the English jack or bloody flag , was the first certain indication
of the approaching rupture ; that the Spanish government tacitly acquiesced in
this ...
... fugitive slaves , of vagabonds and banditti , of hostile Indians and of all who
would enlist under the English jack or bloody flag , was the first certain indication
of the approaching rupture ; that the Spanish government tacitly acquiesced in
this ...
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Informasi bibliografi
| Judul | Eloquence of the United States, Volume 3 Eloquence of the United States, Ebenezer Bancroft Williston |
| Disusun oleh | Ebenezer Bancroft Williston |
| Penerbit | E. & H. Clark, 1827 |
| Asli dari | University of California |
| Didigitalkan | 19 Feb 2010 |
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