Speeches in Congress on Admission of California1850 |
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... protection ? Shall we , Oh , shall we unfeel - refuse them government and protection , what must ingly and criminally abandon them - this van- guard of liberty - these hardy pioneers - these gods of our terminus ? And if not they ...
... protection ? Shall we , Oh , shall we unfeel - refuse them government and protection , what must ingly and criminally abandon them - this van- guard of liberty - these hardy pioneers - these gods of our terminus ? And if not they ...
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... protection to man's rights , protection to the hand that labors , that should invoke the action of the Government . It is not protection to Amer- ican manufactures , but protection to American men , that I would now advocate ; and ...
... protection to man's rights , protection to the hand that labors , that should invoke the action of the Government . It is not protection to Amer- ican manufactures , but protection to American men , that I would now advocate ; and ...
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... protection to at least one kind of domestic produc- tion , not to say industry . Property vested in slaves is not only directly protected by the total exclusion of slaves from abroad , but it is inciden- tally protected by the full and ...
... protection to at least one kind of domestic produc- tion , not to say industry . Property vested in slaves is not only directly protected by the total exclusion of slaves from abroad , but it is inciden- tally protected by the full and ...
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