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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... measure ; but many of its friends discussed it as a war measure ; Mr. Randolph so regarded it , and on the fifth day of March , 1806 , he delivered an able and eloquent speech against it . By many , this effort was regarded as his most ...
... measure ; but many of its friends discussed it as a war measure ; Mr. Randolph so regarded it , and on the fifth day of March , 1806 , he delivered an able and eloquent speech against it . By many , this effort was regarded as his most ...
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... measure , a total evasion of presidential responsibility ? Is it a measure of the cabinet ? Then , why has it not the sanction of presiden- tial recommendation ? Why are we to be used as a constitutional screen , interposed between the ...
... measure , a total evasion of presidential responsibility ? Is it a measure of the cabinet ? Then , why has it not the sanction of presiden- tial recommendation ? Why are we to be used as a constitutional screen , interposed between the ...
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... measure , whether for a road , a canal , or any thing else , intended for the improvement of the west , it would be found that , if the New England ayes were struck out of the lists of votes , the Southern noes would always have ...
... measure , whether for a road , a canal , or any thing else , intended for the improvement of the west , it would be found that , if the New England ayes were struck out of the lists of votes , the Southern noes would always have ...
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