Modern Eloquence: A Library of the World's Best Spoken Thought, Том 11Ashley Horace Thorndike Modern Eloquence Corporation, 1928 |
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... judge on the subject , the power of taxation now before us is wisely con- ceded , and the representatives are wisely elected . The honorable gentleman said that a government should ever depend on the affections of the people . It must ...
... judge on the subject , the power of taxation now before us is wisely con- ceded , and the representatives are wisely elected . The honorable gentleman said that a government should ever depend on the affections of the people . It must ...
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... judge it proper that the United States should bear our expenses to and from home , and while here . Brother : Three horses belonging to the Tuscarora nation were killed by some men under the command of Major Rivardi , on the plains of ...
... judge it proper that the United States should bear our expenses to and from home , and while here . Brother : Three horses belonging to the Tuscarora nation were killed by some men under the command of Major Rivardi , on the plains of ...
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... judge for yourselves . There is her history ; the world knows it by heart . The past , at least , is secure . There is Boston , and Concord , and Lexington , and Bunker Hill ; and there they will remain forever . The bones of her sons ...
... judge for yourselves . There is her history ; the world knows it by heart . The past , at least , is secure . There is Boston , and Concord , and Lexington , and Bunker Hill ; and there they will remain forever . The bones of her sons ...
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... judge and decide as they do ; the liberty of placing their own opinion above the judgment of all others , above the laws , and above the Constitution . This is their liberty , and this is the fair result of the proposition contended for ...
... judge and decide as they do ; the liberty of placing their own opinion above the judgment of all others , above the laws , and above the Constitution . This is their liberty , and this is the fair result of the proposition contended for ...
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... judge . One of two things is true- either the laws of the Union are beyond the discretion and beyond the control of the states , or else we have no constitu- tion of general government , and are thrust back again to the days of the ...
... judge . One of two things is true- either the laws of the Union are beyond the discretion and beyond the control of the states , or else we have no constitu- tion of general government , and are thrust back again to the days of the ...
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