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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... peace than the republican government by which the war was declared . But it desires such a peace as the companion and instructor of Scipio has praised - a peace consistent with our rights and honor , and not the deadly tranquillity ...
... peace than the republican government by which the war was declared . But it desires such a peace as the companion and instructor of Scipio has praised - a peace consistent with our rights and honor , and not the deadly tranquillity ...
Halaman 191
... peace . The preamble professes to waive the respec- tive complaints and pretensions of the parties , as to the inexecution of the former treaty , and of course establishes a princip.e , as the basis of the present treaty , that either ...
... peace . The preamble professes to waive the respec- tive complaints and pretensions of the parties , as to the inexecution of the former treaty , and of course establishes a princip.e , as the basis of the present treaty , that either ...
Halaman 204
... peace , and distressed for provisions . The combination which indulged her presumptuous hopes , crumbled into dust . Prussia is at peace with France , and almost at war with Great Britain . Spain is at peace with France , and hardly at ...
... peace , and distressed for provisions . The combination which indulged her presumptuous hopes , crumbled into dust . Prussia is at peace with France , and almost at war with Great Britain . Spain is at peace with France , and hardly at ...
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