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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... liberty and the rights of mankind . They this been the case , the friends of liberty would say that they consider it as the best means of not be so willing now to part with it . Can we protecting liberty . We , sir , idolize democracy ...
... liberty and the rights of mankind . They this been the case , the friends of liberty would say that they consider it as the best means of not be so willing now to part with it . Can we protecting liberty . We , sir , idolize democracy ...
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... liberty . But what sort of liberty ? The lib- erty of establishing their own opinions , in defi- ance of the opinions of all others ; the liberty of judging and of deciding exclusively them- selves , in a matter in which others have as ...
... liberty . But what sort of liberty ? The lib- erty of establishing their own opinions , in defi- ance of the opinions of all others ; the liberty of judging and of deciding exclusively them- selves , in a matter in which others have as ...
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... liberty to ourselves and our posterity. community . Their first principle of action is to leave their own affairs , and neglect their own duties , to regulate the affairs and duties of others . Theirs is the task to feed the hungry and ...
... liberty to ourselves and our posterity. community . Their first principle of action is to leave their own affairs , and neglect their own duties , to regulate the affairs and duties of others . Theirs is the task to feed the hungry and ...
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