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... indeed , ob- noxious in itself , but still more obnoxious from the danger supposed to exist that the whole Southern Presidential vote would go en masse against the party less forward than the other in this race of mutual disgrace .
... indeed , ob- noxious in itself , but still more obnoxious from the danger supposed to exist that the whole Southern Presidential vote would go en masse against the party less forward than the other in this race of mutual disgrace .
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It will pour and press on the next Congress , in the form of a demand for action more or less direct as the subject of Slavery in the District of Columbia . It will call for its abolition there -- for the abolition of the slave trade ...
It will pour and press on the next Congress , in the form of a demand for action more or less direct as the subject of Slavery in the District of Columbia . It will call for its abolition there -- for the abolition of the slave trade ...
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... to the difference between productive and unproductive industry , manual toil and labor of mere oversight and inspection , between employments more or less sine- cure , and those demanding constant ac- tivity ; in all of which labor ...
... to the difference between productive and unproductive industry , manual toil and labor of mere oversight and inspection , between employments more or less sine- cure , and those demanding constant ac- tivity ; in all of which labor ...
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... the strength of manhood , in ceaseless toil , before he can redeem himself from the bondage of care for mere animal necessi- ties , it will hardly be less than a miracle , if this self - consciousness should be awakened .
... the strength of manhood , in ceaseless toil , before he can redeem himself from the bondage of care for mere animal necessi- ties , it will hardly be less than a miracle , if this self - consciousness should be awakened .
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The evils which afflict the favored classes , may be less gross in their outward exhibition ; but perhaps even more dangerous and debasing , more hopeless of reform , and make more utter wreck of manhood , for the very reason that the ...
The evils which afflict the favored classes , may be less gross in their outward exhibition ; but perhaps even more dangerous and debasing , more hopeless of reform , and make more utter wreck of manhood , for the very reason that the ...
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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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