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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... less turbu- lent and less dangerous mode of choosing the chief magistrate , and my mind suggests none less objectionable than that you have proposed . " William H. Crawford , the distinguished statesman and jurist , viewed the plan with ...
... less turbu- lent and less dangerous mode of choosing the chief magistrate , and my mind suggests none less objectionable than that you have proposed . " William H. Crawford , the distinguished statesman and jurist , viewed the plan with ...
Halaman 361
... less popular attention , but scarcely less important , to complete the great work which experience had shown to be left unfinished by the judiciary act of 1789 , by providing for the punishment of all crimes against the United States ...
... less popular attention , but scarcely less important , to complete the great work which experience had shown to be left unfinished by the judiciary act of 1789 , by providing for the punishment of all crimes against the United States ...
Halaman 477
... less dangerous to the in- ternal peace , or safety of the country . But we are told of the black population of the Southern States . As far as the gentleman from Virginia speaks of his own personal knowledge , I shall not question the ...
... less dangerous to the in- ternal peace , or safety of the country . But we are told of the black population of the Southern States . As far as the gentleman from Virginia speaks of his own personal knowledge , I shall not question the ...
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