American Eloquence : a Collection of Speeches and Addresses: By the Most Eminent Orators of America ; with Biographical Sketches and Illustrative Notes, Volume 2D. Appleton and Company, 1858 |
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... Spain has changed , he ought and Joseph . The country is invaded by France and will , unless you presume him criminally indif- is closely allied with England ; but still , in prin- ferent to his sacred duty and his country's wel- ciple ...
... Spain has changed , he ought and Joseph . The country is invaded by France and will , unless you presume him criminally indif- is closely allied with England ; but still , in prin- ferent to his sacred duty and his country's wel- ciple ...
Halaman 341
... Spain has no government ; and yet in the same breath assert that she is in strict alliance with Great Britain . Is she incapable of maintaining the relations of peace and amity , and yet in strict alliance with another nation ? Has she ...
... Spain has no government ; and yet in the same breath assert that she is in strict alliance with Great Britain . Is she incapable of maintaining the relations of peace and amity , and yet in strict alliance with another nation ? Has she ...
Halaman 345
... Spain . She no | pledge of that good - will towards us , which a longer assented to that clause of the treaty , newly emancipated people felt towards_one which kept alive against her , claims for French happily already free and ...
... Spain . She no | pledge of that good - will towards us , which a longer assented to that clause of the treaty , newly emancipated people felt towards_one which kept alive against her , claims for French happily already free and ...
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