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They may have had much to provoke , but not enough to justify , all they have done to justify , we mean , on the grounds of prudence and policy , in- dependently of all others . We say nothing of their own local modes of action on the ...
They may have had much to provoke , but not enough to justify , all they have done to justify , we mean , on the grounds of prudence and policy , in- dependently of all others . We say nothing of their own local modes of action on the ...
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We refer to the manner in which the Texas question has been managed , and the ground on which the policy of An- nexation has been placed and so stren- uously urged . For us to declare our exalted admira- tion , respect , and even ...
We refer to the manner in which the Texas question has been managed , and the ground on which the policy of An- nexation has been placed and so stren- uously urged . For us to declare our exalted admira- tion , respect , and even ...
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Why , at one fell blow , we find our whole ground knocked from beneath our feet ! ... Let it not be forgotten that we are warm friends of the immediate annexa- tion of Texas ( though on very different grounds ! ) ...
Why , at one fell blow , we find our whole ground knocked from beneath our feet ! ... Let it not be forgotten that we are warm friends of the immediate annexa- tion of Texas ( though on very different grounds ! ) ...
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For the Democratic party of the North to maintain its ground on a diffi- cult and delicate question , like the one under consideration , when thus tripped up - disarmed - pinioned - by the very friends for whom it has done so much ...
For the Democratic party of the North to maintain its ground on a diffi- cult and delicate question , like the one under consideration , when thus tripped up - disarmed - pinioned - by the very friends for whom it has done so much ...
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He looked up ; it was the little Franklin Theatre , abutting the burying- ground , you know , with all its golden letters blotted out , its balcony for the pretty actresses to stand in razed away , its little snug box - office crushed ...
He looked up ; it was the little Franklin Theatre , abutting the burying- ground , you know , with all its golden letters blotted out , its balcony for the pretty actresses to stand in razed away , its little snug box - office crushed ...
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Informação bibliográfica
| Título | The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 16 Volumes 691-694 de American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Editora | Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1815 |
| Original de | Universidade de Indiana |
| Digitalizado | 21 Jan 2009 |
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