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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... course . War would be the last resort ; and I believe , in my conscience , we should never be driven to it , if the course were pursued with a sincere disposition to pre- serve peace . be executed in time of peace ? As to the man ...
... course . War would be the last resort ; and I believe , in my conscience , we should never be driven to it , if the course were pursued with a sincere disposition to pre- serve peace . be executed in time of peace ? As to the man ...
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... course , and has proceeded to the consideration of the question , with such lights as they possess , I will explain the motives which will probably finally influence my vote . I shall discuss the subject in two points of view . I will ...
... course , and has proceeded to the consideration of the question , with such lights as they possess , I will explain the motives which will probably finally influence my vote . I shall discuss the subject in two points of view . I will ...
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... course which the legislative department has heretofore felt itself bound to pursue on this great ques- tion . Of all the trusts which are created by human agency , that is the highest , most solemn , and most responsible , which ...
... course which the legislative department has heretofore felt itself bound to pursue on this great ques- tion . Of all the trusts which are created by human agency , that is the highest , most solemn , and most responsible , which ...
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