American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Volume 1Frank Moore Appleton, 1859 |
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... body to correct the person should be eligible as a senator for more prejudices , check the intemperate passions , and than six years , in any term of twelve years , It is evident , that a body instituted for these regulate the ...
... body to correct the person should be eligible as a senator for more prejudices , check the intemperate passions , and than six years , in any term of twelve years , It is evident , that a body instituted for these regulate the ...
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... body of the Union , and still a greater hatred of the individuals who compose the body at this time . One thing will undoubtedly happen , that it will greatly abate the respect which is due from the public to this body , and , therefore ...
... body of the Union , and still a greater hatred of the individuals who compose the body at this time . One thing will undoubtedly happen , that it will greatly abate the respect which is due from the public to this body , and , therefore ...
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... body remembers , Mr. Chairman , how they accused this envoy of being a tool of the British ministry , an enemy to liberty , and even an opposer of the inde- pendence of this country . Every body remem- bers what clamors were raised ...
... body remembers , Mr. Chairman , how they accused this envoy of being a tool of the British ministry , an enemy to liberty , and even an opposer of the inde- pendence of this country . Every body remem- bers what clamors were raised ...
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