American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Volume 2Appleton, 1895 |
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... liberty , from which he never shrunk , and to which he resolutely adhered to the end of his life . * It was here that he learned to love the Union with a supreme , unconquerable love - a love which was never cooled by neglect , or ...
... liberty , from which he never shrunk , and to which he resolutely adhered to the end of his life . * It was here that he learned to love the Union with a supreme , unconquerable love - a love which was never cooled by neglect , or ...
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... liberty and the rights of mankind . They this been the case , the friends of liberty would say that they consider it as the best means of not be so willing now to part with it . Can we protecting liberty . We , sir , idolize democracy ...
... liberty and the rights of mankind . They this been the case , the friends of liberty would say that they consider it as the best means of not be so willing now to part with it . Can we protecting liberty . We , sir , idolize democracy ...
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... liberty as its enemies . They this constitution less active in the defence of wish to give no power that will endanger it . liberty , on that trying occasion , than those who They wish to give the government powers to oppose it ? When ...
... liberty as its enemies . They this constitution less active in the defence of wish to give no power that will endanger it . liberty , on that trying occasion , than those who They wish to give the government powers to oppose it ? When ...
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... liberty was complete , said he , when the people of England said to their king , that he was their servant . What are we to learn from this ? Shall we embrace such a system as that ? Is not liberty secure with us , where the people hold ...
... liberty was complete , said he , when the people of England said to their king , that he was their servant . What are we to learn from this ? Shall we embrace such a system as that ? Is not liberty secure with us , where the people hold ...
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... liberty of the people ? Will the most virtuous act the most wickedly ? I differ in opinion from the worthy gentleman . I think the virtue and talents of the members of the general govern - dependent in their office , will never counte ...
... liberty of the people ? Will the most virtuous act the most wickedly ? I differ in opinion from the worthy gentleman . I think the virtue and talents of the members of the general govern - dependent in their office , will never counte ...
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