The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 28Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1967 |
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... friends of progress and reform . The false step they made in the Assembly was not retrieved in the Convention . During the first weeks of its sittings , ( and weeks are centuries in revolutions , ) they more frequently combated the ...
... friends of progress and reform . The false step they made in the Assembly was not retrieved in the Convention . During the first weeks of its sittings , ( and weeks are centuries in revolutions , ) they more frequently combated the ...
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... friends , he stood the storm with fortitude , and though almost ruined , he was able to continue in his business , till Jack- son put an end to the monster and defeated its objects — a severe ordeal for a young democrat . The courage of ...
... friends , he stood the storm with fortitude , and though almost ruined , he was able to continue in his business , till Jack- son put an end to the monster and defeated its objects — a severe ordeal for a young democrat . The courage of ...
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... friends of temperance to propagate its teachings . In the year 1846 , Mr. Florence was nominated for Congress for the district in which he was born and lived . The contest was well conducted , but Mr. Levin , the native American ...
... friends of temperance to propagate its teachings . In the year 1846 , Mr. Florence was nominated for Congress for the district in which he was born and lived . The contest was well conducted , but Mr. Levin , the native American ...
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JANUARY 1851 | 3 |
THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE AMERICAN UNION | 15 |
II THE TREASURY | 24 |
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