American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Volume 1Frank Moore Appleton, 1859 |
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... influence on our By rejecting , vast interests are committed to politics - any foreign influence is too much , and the sport cf the winds . Chance becomes the ought to be destroyed . I detest the man and arbiter of events , and it is ...
... influence on our By rejecting , vast interests are committed to politics - any foreign influence is too much , and the sport cf the winds . Chance becomes the ought to be destroyed . I detest the man and arbiter of events , and it is ...
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... influence of the posts on the conduct of the Indians , it is well known to depend chiefly upon their influence on the Indian trade . In proportion , therefore , as the condition annexed to the surrender of the posts affects the one , it ...
... influence of the posts on the conduct of the Indians , it is well known to depend chiefly upon their influence on the Indian trade . In proportion , therefore , as the condition annexed to the surrender of the posts affects the one , it ...
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... influence in the appointment of the | was considerable opposition . It was said that President . There is no case where the States the person who nominates will always in reality will have an equal voice in the appointment of appoint ...
... influence in the appointment of the | was considerable opposition . It was said that President . There is no case where the States the person who nominates will always in reality will have an equal voice in the appointment of appoint ...
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