American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Volume 1Frank Moore Appleton, 1859 |
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... effect , by all such means and provisions as are peculiarly within the province and the competency of the House of Repre- sentatives to supply . This , sir , is the substance of the point immediately in question ; but it will , in ...
... effect , by all such means and provisions as are peculiarly within the province and the competency of the House of Repre- sentatives to supply . This , sir , is the substance of the point immediately in question ; but it will , in ...
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... effect . In the first place , it has been said , that the greater part of the treaty is to continue in force for no longer time than two years after the termination of the present war in Europe ; and that no very great evils can grow ...
... effect . In the first place , it has been said , that the greater part of the treaty is to continue in force for no longer time than two years after the termination of the present war in Europe ; and that no very great evils can grow ...
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... effect ; she disregarded the pres- sure and was inexorable to our complaints . The war ensued , and laws against the im- portation of all goods , the growth , produce , and manufacture of Great Britain , were enacted . No one will doubt ...
... effect ; she disregarded the pres- sure and was inexorable to our complaints . The war ensued , and laws against the im- portation of all goods , the growth , produce , and manufacture of Great Britain , were enacted . No one will doubt ...
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