The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 8Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1840 |
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... give up to Marius the com- mand of the army under him-- Leads his soldiers against Rome -Enters it sword in hand- His proscriptions and atroci- ties there - Places power in the hands of his party , and hastens to march against ...
... give up to Marius the com- mand of the army under him-- Leads his soldiers against Rome -Enters it sword in hand- His proscriptions and atroci- ties there - Places power in the hands of his party , and hastens to march against ...
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... give effect to the principles . Influence still dwelt with rank . And on the other hand the number did not press heavily enough to make the greater weight in the balance . " But the Revolution , hastening the progress of events , gave ...
... give effect to the principles . Influence still dwelt with rank . And on the other hand the number did not press heavily enough to make the greater weight in the balance . " But the Revolution , hastening the progress of events , gave ...
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... give to the Union a govern- ment . It accomplished two great results . The central government became a real one , and was placed in its proper position . The Constitution freed it from the con- trol of the States , gave it a direct ...
... give to the Union a govern- ment . It accomplished two great results . The central government became a real one , and was placed in its proper position . The Constitution freed it from the con- trol of the States , gave it a direct ...
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... give it a powerful start at the outset of its career in the direction of their own bias . And such was the case . The genius of Hamilton ruled the ascen- dant at that period . Jefferson had to retire before it . Washington did not ...
... give it a powerful start at the outset of its career in the direction of their own bias . And such was the case . The genius of Hamilton ruled the ascen- dant at that period . Jefferson had to retire before it . Washington did not ...
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... the abused , ignorant and tumultuous populace . Lest we may be sup- posed to have mistaken Mr. Carlyle in the utterance of these extra- 66 ordinary opinions , we shall give his own words 22 [ July , Carlyle's Chartism .
... the abused , ignorant and tumultuous populace . Lest we may be sup- posed to have mistaken Mr. Carlyle in the utterance of these extra- 66 ordinary opinions , we shall give his own words 22 [ July , Carlyle's Chartism .
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