Eloquence of the United States, Volumen3Books on Demand, 1829 - 532 páginas |
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... danger and disgrace , that it appeared absolutely impossible , that it should be seriously entertained . Those , however , who reason- ed after this manner , were , as the event proved , mis- taken . The war was declared . Canada was ...
... danger and disgrace , that it appeared absolutely impossible , that it should be seriously entertained . Those , however , who reason- ed after this manner , were , as the event proved , mis- taken . The war was declared . Canada was ...
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... danger and disgrace , that it appeared absolutely impossible , that it should be seriously entertained . Those , however , who reason- ed after this manner , were , as the event proved , mis- taken . The war was declared . Canada was ...
... danger and disgrace , that it appeared absolutely impossible , that it should be seriously entertained . Those , however , who reason- ed after this manner , were , as the event proved , mis- taken . The war was declared . Canada was ...
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... dangerous . Alas ! sir , there was nothing of this kind , or character , in the conduct of the cabinet . The war had not yet been declared , when Gen. Hull had his instructions to put in train , the work of destruction . There was an ...
... dangerous . Alas ! sir , there was nothing of this kind , or character , in the conduct of the cabinet . The war had not yet been declared , when Gen. Hull had his instructions to put in train , the work of destruction . There was an ...
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... danger to the peace and liberty of this once happy country , I thank the great author and source of all virtue , that through his grace , that section of country in which I have the hap- piness to reside , is in so great a degree , free ...
... danger to the peace and liberty of this once happy country , I thank the great author and source of all virtue , that through his grace , that section of country in which I have the hap- piness to reside , is in so great a degree , free ...
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... danger , and which never permits , either her ability or inclination to main- tain her rights , to be suspected . In all negociations , therefore , with that power , it may be taken as a cer- tain truth , that your chance of failure is ...
... danger , and which never permits , either her ability or inclination to main- tain her rights , to be suspected . In all negociations , therefore , with that power , it may be taken as a cer- tain truth , that your chance of failure is ...
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