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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... honorable gentle- government ; for the laws of parliament de- man says , that no law of Congress can make cide every thing respecting it . Yet gentlemen any exception to the federal , appellate jurisdic- tell us , that there is safety ...
... honorable gentle- government ; for the laws of parliament de- man says , that no law of Congress can make cide every thing respecting it . Yet gentlemen any exception to the federal , appellate jurisdic- tell us , that there is safety ...
Halaman 75
... honorable men , in the discharge of the high functions which they had derived from the confidence of their country . I am sure , sir , in this case , the honorable member from Virginia is as ex- empt from any suspicion as myself . And I ...
... honorable men , in the discharge of the high functions which they had derived from the confidence of their country . I am sure , sir , in this case , the honorable member from Virginia is as ex- empt from any suspicion as myself . And I ...
Halaman 371
... honorable member complained that I had slept on his speech . I must have slept on it , or not slept at all . The moment the honorable member sat down , his friend from Missouri rose , and , with much honeyed commendation of the speech ...
... honorable member complained that I had slept on his speech . I must have slept on it , or not slept at all . The moment the honorable member sat down , his friend from Missouri rose , and , with much honeyed commendation of the speech ...
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