The United States Democratic Review, Volume 41Lloyd & Campbell, 1967 |
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... political systems . He had no shackles of this kind to strike off . His mind was so great he was obliged to do his own thinking . He had to write the Declaration of Independence ; for nobody else could do it . They could not lay down ...
... political systems . He had no shackles of this kind to strike off . His mind was so great he was obliged to do his own thinking . He had to write the Declaration of Independence ; for nobody else could do it . They could not lay down ...
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... political friends and associates were bitterly opposed to his course ; and while he regretted that party ties should be sundered , he never stopped to count the cost , or calculate the chances of sinking or elevating his political ...
... political friends and associates were bitterly opposed to his course ; and while he regretted that party ties should be sundered , he never stopped to count the cost , or calculate the chances of sinking or elevating his political ...
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... political supporters . " And why , sir , have the bankrupts in politics and the bank- rupts in trade confederated against Mr. Van Buren and his political friends ? Obviously , because that enlightened states- man and his political ...
... political supporters . " And why , sir , have the bankrupts in politics and the bank- rupts in trade confederated against Mr. Van Buren and his political friends ? Obviously , because that enlightened states- man and his political ...
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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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