American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Volume 1Frank Moore Appleton, 1859 |
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... king and people , attacking the people by force of arms ; having violated the fundamental laws ; having carried off the great seal , and having withdrawn himself out of this colony , he abdicated the government . arms : so the ruins of ...
... king and people , attacking the people by force of arms ; having violated the fundamental laws ; having carried off the great seal , and having withdrawn himself out of this colony , he abdicated the government . arms : so the ruins of ...
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... King James levied money without the con- " By committing and prosecuting divers wor- sent of the representatives of the people called thy prelates , for humbly petitioning to be ex - upon to pay it - king George has levied money eused ...
... King James levied money without the con- " By committing and prosecuting divers wor- sent of the representatives of the people called thy prelates , for humbly petitioning to be ex - upon to pay it - king George has levied money eused ...
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... king of Great Britain , the law holds to be due only as a re- turn for protection . And so tenacious and clear is the law upon this very principle , that it is laid down , subjection is not due even to a king de jure , or of right ...
... king of Great Britain , the law holds to be due only as a re- turn for protection . And so tenacious and clear is the law upon this very principle , that it is laid down , subjection is not due even to a king de jure , or of right ...
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