The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 8Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1840 |
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... given of the organization of the government under the Con- stitution , does he disguise his decided leaning toward Hamilton and the party of which he was the true founder and head . With this we do not find fault . It was of course to ...
... given of the organization of the government under the Con- stitution , does he disguise his decided leaning toward Hamilton and the party of which he was the true founder and head . With this we do not find fault . It was of course to ...
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... given to afford to the world the most signal example it has yet known , of its immeasurable superiority over the most powerful intellectual pre - eminence , when the latter is debased by the fatal taint of vice , or prostituted to the ...
... given to afford to the world the most signal example it has yet known , of its immeasurable superiority over the most powerful intellectual pre - eminence , when the latter is debased by the fatal taint of vice , or prostituted to the ...
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... given up to the selfishness of their own separated and solitary existence , and of their passions ; bold , proud , rude , and passionate . Thus , in all parts of the country , along the sea- board as well as in the interior of the ...
... given up to the selfishness of their own separated and solitary existence , and of their passions ; bold , proud , rude , and passionate . Thus , in all parts of the country , along the sea- board as well as in the interior of the ...
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... given to the term , may be , in truth , nothing else than an aristocracy , more or less broad- ly extended . Of this a sufficient illustration is exhibited in the com- promise which it afforded of two theories so widely divergent as ...
... given to the term , may be , in truth , nothing else than an aristocracy , more or less broad- ly extended . Of this a sufficient illustration is exhibited in the com- promise which it afforded of two theories so widely divergent as ...
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... given him out of Heaven , with eternities depend- ing on it ; for once and no second time . With immensities in him , over him , and round him ; with feelings which a Shakspeare's speech would not utter ; with de- sires illimitable as ...
... given him out of Heaven , with eternities depend- ing on it ; for once and no second time . With immensities in him , over him , and round him ; with feelings which a Shakspeare's speech would not utter ; with de- sires illimitable as ...
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