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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... exist to make and security of our commerce with his enemy , her so . I am not going to deny , that we have in the event of war : and if the orders in coun- many , and heavy complaints to make against cil are a violation of the law of ...
... exist to make and security of our commerce with his enemy , her so . I am not going to deny , that we have in the event of war : and if the orders in coun- many , and heavy complaints to make against cil are a violation of the law of ...
Halaman 225
... exists : the irresistible impulse of nature indicates the right she has conferred , and her first great law shows that life may be taken in self - defence . It is true the aggressor has the same right to exist ; but if this right were ...
... exists : the irresistible impulse of nature indicates the right she has conferred , and her first great law shows that life may be taken in self - defence . It is true the aggressor has the same right to exist ; but if this right were ...
Halaman 298
... exist at home or abroad , or both ; but it must exist somewhere , if society prospers ; and , wherever it does exist , it should be com- petent to the absorption of the entire surplus of production . It is most desirable that there ...
... exist at home or abroad , or both ; but it must exist somewhere , if society prospers ; and , wherever it does exist , it should be com- petent to the absorption of the entire surplus of production . It is most desirable that there ...
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