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ABOLITIONISM has certainly grown now into an important political Fact , to whose demands upon our notice , if to neither its ... It was strong enough to attract to itself that court which the selfishness of politics addresses only to ...
ABOLITIONISM has certainly grown now into an important political Fact , to whose demands upon our notice , if to neither its ... It was strong enough to attract to itself that court which the selfishness of politics addresses only to ...
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Such a " third party , " as a political fact , is , we repeat , no joke . It may be condemned , but it cannot be laughed at - it may be detested , but it can neith- er be despised nor disregarded . What shall be done with it ?
Such a " third party , " as a political fact , is , we repeat , no joke . It may be condemned , but it cannot be laughed at - it may be detested , but it can neith- er be despised nor disregarded . What shall be done with it ?
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Is the political importance , as a balancing party , to which they have risen , or rather to which they have been raised , any such advance ? Far indeed from it . They might go on , and if the same influences were unwisely continued ...
Is the political importance , as a balancing party , to which they have risen , or rather to which they have been raised , any such advance ? Far indeed from it . They might go on , and if the same influences were unwisely continued ...
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The consequence , in a word , has been that the Abolitionists have not only been converted into a political party strong enough to hold the balance of power in the most important Presidential election perhaps held under our government ...
The consequence , in a word , has been that the Abolitionists have not only been converted into a political party strong enough to hold the balance of power in the most important Presidential election perhaps held under our government ...
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... the political principles most dear to us , back into that full com- munion with the Democratic party , which he had for a time lost , by his long protracted relation of opposition to it , during General Jackson's administra- tion .
... the political principles most dear to us , back into that full com- munion with the Democratic party , which he had for a time lost , by his long protracted relation of opposition to it , during General Jackson's administra- tion .
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| 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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