Eloquence of the United States, Volumen3Books on Demand, 1829 - 532 páginas |
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... British cabinet ? No man has shown it . Unqualified assertions , it is true , have been made , but totally unsupported by any evidence , or even the pretence of argument . On the contrary , nothing was more obvious , than that an inva ...
... British cabinet ? No man has shown it . Unqualified assertions , it is true , have been made , but totally unsupported by any evidence , or even the pretence of argument . On the contrary , nothing was more obvious , than that an inva ...
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... British minis- try . In effecting this change , the conduct of these United States in relation to Canada , has had , unde- niably , a mighty influence , by the disgust and indigna- tion , felt by the British people , at a step so ...
... British minis- try . In effecting this change , the conduct of these United States in relation to Canada , has had , unde- niably , a mighty influence , by the disgust and indigna- tion , felt by the British people , at a step so ...
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... British orders in council ; and after nothing re- mained but a stale ground of dispute , which , however important in itself , was of a nature , for which no man has ever yet pretended , that for it alone , war would have been declared ...
... British orders in council ; and after nothing re- mained but a stale ground of dispute , which , however important in itself , was of a nature , for which no man has ever yet pretended , that for it alone , war would have been declared ...
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... British nation is one tissue of facts , tending to show the spirit with which she meets all attempts to bully and browbeat her into measures inconsistent with her interests or her policy . No nation ever be- fore made such sacrifices of ...
... British nation is one tissue of facts , tending to show the spirit with which she meets all attempts to bully and browbeat her into measures inconsistent with her interests or her policy . No nation ever be- fore made such sacrifices of ...
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... British prejudices and British antipathies . The parties which grew up in this na- tion , took their origin and form , at the time of the adoption of the treaty negociated by Mr. Jay , in 1794 . The opposition of that day , of which the ...
... British prejudices and British antipathies . The parties which grew up in this na- tion , took their origin and form , at the time of the adoption of the treaty negociated by Mr. Jay , in 1794 . The opposition of that day , of which the ...
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