American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Volume 1Frank Moore Appleton, 1859 |
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... human breast , and manifested in every action . ing and assimilating our system of laws . I If they can stand the temptations of human shall be obliged to the gentleman , if he would nature , you are safe . If you have a good pres ...
... human breast , and manifested in every action . ing and assimilating our system of laws . I If they can stand the temptations of human shall be obliged to the gentleman , if he would nature , you are safe . If you have a good pres ...
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... human nature , till It is but little above two hundred years since it is purified by the light of truth , and ... human art , so in the order and perfection of human so- ciety , greater than we have yet seen , and why should we be ...
... human nature , till It is but little above two hundred years since it is purified by the light of truth , and ... human art , so in the order and perfection of human so- ciety , greater than we have yet seen , and why should we be ...
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... human nature , and that it will extend its in- fluence to thousands who will never see it , and procure them a mitigation of the cruelties and oppressions imposed by their arbitrary task- masters . If such be the glorious consequences ...
... human nature , and that it will extend its in- fluence to thousands who will never see it , and procure them a mitigation of the cruelties and oppressions imposed by their arbitrary task- masters . If such be the glorious consequences ...
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