The American Whig Review, Հատոր 10Wiley and Putnam, 1849 |
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... political party , can hardly be found , than this sedulous keeping alive , on the one hand , the mem- ory of Hamilton's theoretical preference of monarchy , which was never declared on any responsible occasion , and never al- lowed to ...
... political party , can hardly be found , than this sedulous keeping alive , on the one hand , the mem- ory of Hamilton's theoretical preference of monarchy , which was never declared on any responsible occasion , and never al- lowed to ...
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... political alliances with foreign powers , for the accomplishment of purposes inconsistent with its popular institutions , its compara- tively isolated position , its industrial avo- cations ; and substituted in its stead that true ...
... political alliances with foreign powers , for the accomplishment of purposes inconsistent with its popular institutions , its compara- tively isolated position , its industrial avo- cations ; and substituted in its stead that true ...
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... political sentiments with those of that large body of citizens , originally opposed to the Constitution , whose cordial support it was the wish of Washington to obtain by the use of every proper instrumentality . In accepting the post ...
... political sentiments with those of that large body of citizens , originally opposed to the Constitution , whose cordial support it was the wish of Washington to obtain by the use of every proper instrumentality . In accepting the post ...
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... political hypocrisy has been alike worn by a Cæsar , a Cromwell , and a Washington ? " Yes ; Jeffersonians be- gotten at Monticello when its possessor instead of living as was professed " like an antediluvian patriarch among his ...
... political hypocrisy has been alike worn by a Cæsar , a Cromwell , and a Washington ? " Yes ; Jeffersonians be- gotten at Monticello when its possessor instead of living as was professed " like an antediluvian patriarch among his ...
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... political power ; if the States kept all , the Union of course got nothing ; and so it proved . The new government ( such by courtesy of speech ) was too weakly constituted to be good for any- thing . The men appointed to administer it ...
... political power ; if the States kept all , the Union of course got nothing ; and so it proved . The new government ( such by courtesy of speech ) was too weakly constituted to be good for any- thing . The men appointed to administer it ...
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