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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... ment , that Colonel Burr's project was unlawful , and not known to or approved by the govern- ment - yet Commodore Truxton in whose honor and integrity I have the highest confidence , did not put the question which the gentleman from ...
... ment , that Colonel Burr's project was unlawful , and not known to or approved by the govern- ment - yet Commodore Truxton in whose honor and integrity I have the highest confidence , did not put the question which the gentleman from ...
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... ment , are strictly municipal . If , as I under- stood the gentleman in the course of the subse- quent part of his argument to admit , some municipal powers belong to the one system , and some to the other , we shall derive very little ...
... ment , are strictly municipal . If , as I under- stood the gentleman in the course of the subse- quent part of his argument to admit , some municipal powers belong to the one system , and some to the other , we shall derive very little ...
Halaman 288
... ment dependent upon those of the States for the execution of any of its powers , and may safely conclude that the only genuine construction would be that which should enable this govern- ment to execute the great purposes of its insti ...
... ment dependent upon those of the States for the execution of any of its powers , and may safely conclude that the only genuine construction would be that which should enable this govern- ment to execute the great purposes of its insti ...
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