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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... Argument in the Trial of John F. Knapp , . 899 205 JOSEPH STORY : Sketch of his Life , 422 Sketch of his Life , 218 Discourse before the Phi Beta Kappa Society Speech on the Alien Bill , 220 Argument against Capital Punishment , 225 of ...
... Argument in the Trial of John F. Knapp , . 899 205 JOSEPH STORY : Sketch of his Life , 422 Sketch of his Life , 218 Discourse before the Phi Beta Kappa Society Speech on the Alien Bill , 220 Argument against Capital Punishment , 225 of ...
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... Argument in the Trial of Thomas O. Selfridge , 239 JOHN QUINCY ADAMS : Sketch of his Life , 247 Oration at Plymouth : 1802 , 251 Character of Lafayette ; an extract , . 257 HENRY CLAY : Sketch of his Life , Speech on the New Army Bill ...
... Argument in the Trial of Thomas O. Selfridge , 239 JOHN QUINCY ADAMS : Sketch of his Life , 247 Oration at Plymouth : 1802 , 251 Character of Lafayette ; an extract , . 257 HENRY CLAY : Sketch of his Life , Speech on the New Army Bill ...
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... argument of war is an argument of de- pendence . It is also an argument which will last for ever . If the fear of war is now to in- fluence our conduct against our judgments , will not the same argument apply with double force two years ...
... argument of war is an argument of de- pendence . It is also an argument which will last for ever . If the fear of war is now to in- fluence our conduct against our judgments , will not the same argument apply with double force two years ...
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