American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Volume 1Frank Moore Appleton, 1859 |
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... called upon to support the rights of his countrymen , abroad and at home . On the passage of the Boston Port Bill , a meet- ing was holden in New York , " to consult on the measures proper to be pursued in consequence of the late ...
... called upon to support the rights of his countrymen , abroad and at home . On the passage of the Boston Port Bill , a meet- ing was holden in New York , " to consult on the measures proper to be pursued in consequence of the late ...
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... called forth by the peculiar circumstances of the times . About the commencement of the war he presided for a short time at the pay - table , as it was called , or office of public · accounts of the State of Connecticut . " * Mr ...
... called forth by the peculiar circumstances of the times . About the commencement of the war he presided for a short time at the pay - table , as it was called , or office of public · accounts of the State of Connecticut . " * Mr ...
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... called him to the field . A young and unpro- tected volunteer , such was his zeal , and so bril - ganized , we were without funds , though not liant his service , that we heard his name before without resources . To call them into ...
... called him to the field . A young and unpro- tected volunteer , such was his zeal , and so bril - ganized , we were without funds , though not liant his service , that we heard his name before without resources . To call them into ...
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