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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... carry the British treaty into effect , " and not whether we are bound by national faith to do it . I will therefore consider the question of expediency alone ; and thinking as I do that the House has full discretion on this subject , I ...
... carry the British treaty into effect , " and not whether we are bound by national faith to do it . I will therefore consider the question of expediency alone ; and thinking as I do that the House has full discretion on this subject , I ...
Halaman 141
... carry it into effect , until satisfactory assur- ances are obtained that these acts shall cease , and until Great Britain has evinced a friendly disposition towards us . | her . If another campaign takes place , it is. Whatever evils may ...
... carry it into effect , until satisfactory assur- ances are obtained that these acts shall cease , and until Great Britain has evinced a friendly disposition towards us . | her . If another campaign takes place , it is. Whatever evils may ...
Halaman 143
... carry the treaty into effect imme- and it is a complete proof that the whole is diately , and notwithstanding the continued ag- only an alarm , that whilst we have been de - gressions of the British , if their will was fairly bating ...
... carry the treaty into effect imme- and it is a complete proof that the whole is diately , and notwithstanding the continued ag- only an alarm , that whilst we have been de - gressions of the British , if their will was fairly bating ...
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