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... claim of ancient Greece ; and the same high distinction we may claim for our own country . The fame of the sage statesmen and heroes of Democracy owes nothing to the tinsel gloss of noble birth or rank . It gains nothing from titles or ...
... claim of ancient Greece ; and the same high distinction we may claim for our own country . The fame of the sage statesmen and heroes of Democracy owes nothing to the tinsel gloss of noble birth or rank . It gains nothing from titles or ...
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... claim against Portugal , of the owners of the American privateer brig General Armstrong . This claim arose on account of the destruction of that brig by the forces of a British squadron , whilst lying in the Port of Fayal , for which it ...
... claim against Portugal , of the owners of the American privateer brig General Armstrong . This claim arose on account of the destruction of that brig by the forces of a British squadron , whilst lying in the Port of Fayal , for which it ...
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... claim was allowed by Portugal . Another of these claims was that of the owners of the schooner Colonel Blum which was illegally seized and destroyed by the Portuguese authorities at the Island of Sal . This claim was the subject of an ...
... claim was allowed by Portugal . Another of these claims was that of the owners of the schooner Colonel Blum which was illegally seized and destroyed by the Portuguese authorities at the Island of Sal . This claim was the subject of an ...
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PORTRAITS OF HON AARON V BROWN POSTMASTER GENERAL | 66 |
Arnold and Andrè meeting of 300 Constitution the 426 | 192 |
Bard the Favorite 186 D | 335 |
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