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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... principles of the " examination of the British donment of the principle in dispute . Has any doctrine , " & c . And is there not the best reason gentleman got the work ? ( It was handed by to believe , that this operation is performed ...
... principles of the " examination of the British donment of the principle in dispute . Has any doctrine , " & c . And is there not the best reason gentleman got the work ? ( It was handed by to believe , that this operation is performed ...
Halaman 270
... principle , and of a practice not conformable to the asserted principle - a principle which , if it were theoretically right , must be for ever prac- tically wrong - a practice which can obtain countenance from no principle whatever ...
... principle , and of a practice not conformable to the asserted principle - a principle which , if it were theoretically right , must be for ever prac- tically wrong - a practice which can obtain countenance from no principle whatever ...
Halaman 279
... principle which justifies the proceedings ? On this subject , if I admire the wonderful ingenuity with which gentlemen seek a colorable pretext for those executions , I am at the same time shocked at some of the principles advanced ...
... principle which justifies the proceedings ? On this subject , if I admire the wonderful ingenuity with which gentlemen seek a colorable pretext for those executions , I am at the same time shocked at some of the principles advanced ...
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