The American Whig Review, Հատոր 10Wiley and Putnam, 1849 |
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... language of their chief . His interpreta- In the same year , it will be remembered , tion of this signal triumph of the govern- in which the American Congress met for ment was as follows- " Our alarmists the first time under the ...
... language of their chief . His interpreta- In the same year , it will be remembered , tion of this signal triumph of the govern- in which the American Congress met for ment was as follows- " Our alarmists the first time under the ...
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... language of youthful love , but the vivid , unexaggerated reminiscence of an aged man . It is not because I lavished upon her the first and last offerings of my heart , that I represent her thus beau- tiful ; had she been less fair , I ...
... language of youthful love , but the vivid , unexaggerated reminiscence of an aged man . It is not because I lavished upon her the first and last offerings of my heart , that I represent her thus beau- tiful ; had she been less fair , I ...
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... language corresponding with this error . Have they considered how far the argument would carry them ? Would not the very same kind of logic make each particular State by itself a con- federacy ? nay , each county , too ? For not only ...
... language corresponding with this error . Have they considered how far the argument would carry them ? Would not the very same kind of logic make each particular State by itself a con- federacy ? nay , each county , too ? For not only ...
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... language of facts and principles has no palaver . The only question that admits of debate in this connection , respects the powers reserved to the States for the management of their internal affairs . And here , undoubtedly , the ...
... language of facts and principles has no palaver . The only question that admits of debate in this connection , respects the powers reserved to the States for the management of their internal affairs . And here , undoubtedly , the ...
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... language in yet higher records . No State , " say the old articles of confederation , " shall be represented in Congress by less than two nor more than seven members . " This was in 1778 , when the States as such were truly represented ...
... language in yet higher records . No State , " say the old articles of confederation , " shall be represented in Congress by less than two nor more than seven members . " This was in 1778 , when the States as such were truly represented ...
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