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 157
... spirit of sobriety and candor , or with that spirit which has too often characterized our discussions upon occasions like the present ? We ought to realize that we are in the presence of that God who knows our thoughts and motives , and ...
... spirit of sobriety and candor , or with that spirit which has too often characterized our discussions upon occasions like the present ? We ought to realize that we are in the presence of that God who knows our thoughts and motives , and ...
Halaman 207
... spirit of the in- strument , tie down all construction to the strict letter of the constitution . It gives me great pleasure to meet gentlemen on this ground ; and the more so because I have long been in the habit of hearing very ...
... spirit of the in- strument , tie down all construction to the strict letter of the constitution . It gives me great pleasure to meet gentlemen on this ground ; and the more so because I have long been in the habit of hearing very ...
Halaman 564
... spirit which has long been busy with the slaves of the south , and is even now displaying itself in vain efforts to drive the gov- ernment from its wise policy in relation to the Indians . It is this spirit which has filled the land ...
... spirit which has long been busy with the slaves of the south , and is even now displaying itself in vain efforts to drive the gov- ernment from its wise policy in relation to the Indians . It is this spirit which has filled the land ...
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