The American Whig Review, Հատոր 10Wiley and Putnam, 1849 |
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... French minister to the ruin of his reputation , traded with mer- chants and speculators to the loss of his fortune , and finally ended his political ca- reer with the unenviable distinction of being the first cabinet defaulter . Yet ...
... French minister to the ruin of his reputation , traded with mer- chants and speculators to the loss of his fortune , and finally ended his political ca- reer with the unenviable distinction of being the first cabinet defaulter . Yet ...
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... French . They which the opposition party ever took the pretended , with a high hand , to search responsibility of bringing forward in Con- our vessels , impress our seamen , and pre- gress during the Administration of Wash- vent our ...
... French . They which the opposition party ever took the pretended , with a high hand , to search responsibility of bringing forward in Con- our vessels , impress our seamen , and pre- gress during the Administration of Wash- vent our ...
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... French . " The popu- seeing , self - aggrandizing policy of Brit- lace of New York and Philadelphia burned ish councils , any concessions of much im- Mr. Jay in effigy , and burned a copy of portance beyond those secured by the di- his ...
... French . " The popu- seeing , self - aggrandizing policy of Brit- lace of New York and Philadelphia burned ish councils , any concessions of much im- Mr. Jay in effigy , and burned a copy of portance beyond those secured by the di- his ...
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... French government on American commerce and American citizens , which afterwards jeopardized the peace of the country , it was only owing to the culpable backwardness of Mr. Monroe to explain the views of the Administration in ...
... French government on American commerce and American citizens , which afterwards jeopardized the peace of the country , it was only owing to the culpable backwardness of Mr. Monroe to explain the views of the Administration in ...
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... French revolution to the licentious school of writing founded by Voltaire and Rous- seau , or the happy permanence of English institutions to the patriotic , conservative tone of her men of letters from the days of Chaucer and Lord ...
... French revolution to the licentious school of writing founded by Voltaire and Rous- seau , or the happy permanence of English institutions to the patriotic , conservative tone of her men of letters from the days of Chaucer and Lord ...
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