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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Halaman 141
... present of national interest , of national honor , of na- to decide whether a fair construction of the ar- tional independence . ticle justifies the conduct of the British or not . The fact is uncontroverted ; they still continue to ...
... present of national interest , of national honor , of na- to decide whether a fair construction of the ar- tional independence . ticle justifies the conduct of the British or not . The fact is uncontroverted ; they still continue to ...
Halaman 337
... present bill . If that gentleman desponds after his own able and ample discussion of the present bill , and his own vigorous efforts to prevent his own prediction , it would be pre- sumption in me to hope . Whoever , too , moves in the ...
... present bill . If that gentleman desponds after his own able and ample discussion of the present bill , and his own vigorous efforts to prevent his own prediction , it would be pre- sumption in me to hope . Whoever , too , moves in the ...
Halaman 409
... present , ready to if the intent to lend aid , combine with a knowl- assist - that is assisting . Some of the doctrines edge that the murder is to be committed , and advanced would acquit the defendant , though the person so intending ...
... present , ready to if the intent to lend aid , combine with a knowl- assist - that is assisting . Some of the doctrines edge that the murder is to be committed , and advanced would acquit the defendant , though the person so intending ...
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