Modern Eloquence: A Library of the World's Best Spoken Thought, Том 11Ashley Horace Thorndike Modern Eloquence Corporation, 1928 |
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... vote to elect delegates to a general congress held in Philadel- phia to consult concerning the safety of America . Being of the number appointed , he thus became a member of the first , as well as later of the second , Continental ...
... vote to elect delegates to a general congress held in Philadel- phia to consult concerning the safety of America . Being of the number appointed , he thus became a member of the first , as well as later of the second , Continental ...
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... votes of the electors be influenced ? By nothing but the character and conduct of the man they vote for . What object can influence them when about choosing him ? They have nothing to direct them in the choice but their 16 JOHN MARSHALL.
... votes of the electors be influenced ? By nothing but the character and conduct of the man they vote for . What object can influence them when about choosing him ? They have nothing to direct them in the choice but their 16 JOHN MARSHALL.
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... vote against it , re- turned to their constituents without determining the question , to convince them of their being mistaken , and of the propriety of adopting it . The extent of the country is urged as another objection , as being ...
... vote against it , re- turned to their constituents without determining the question , to convince them of their being mistaken , and of the propriety of adopting it . The extent of the country is urged as another objection , as being ...
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... voted against the Declaration of Independence , and never signed it , having been superseded by a new election of delegates from that state eight days after his draft was reported . There was thus no congenialty of principle between the ...
... voted against the Declaration of Independence , and never signed it , having been superseded by a new election of delegates from that state eight days after his draft was reported . There was thus no congenialty of principle between the ...
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... vote . Now , sir , again I ask the gentleman , What is to be done ? Are these states both right ? Is he bound to consider them both right ? If not , which is in the wrong ? Or , rather , which has the best right to decide ? And if he ...
... vote . Now , sir , again I ask the gentleman , What is to be done ? Are these states both right ? Is he bound to consider them both right ? If not , which is in the wrong ? Or , rather , which has the best right to decide ? And if he ...
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