Speeches in the Senate of the United States. Miscellaneous speeches. AppendixLittle, Brown, 1862 - Lawyers |
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Page 70
... fear of England , an unmanly haste to propitiate her good - will , because I would commit the quiet and the glory of my country to you ? Where should the peace of the nation repose , but beneath the folds of the nation's flag ? Do not fear ...
... fear of England , an unmanly haste to propitiate her good - will , because I would commit the quiet and the glory of my country to you ? Where should the peace of the nation repose , but beneath the folds of the nation's flag ? Do not fear ...
Page 107
... fear and jealousy and curi- osity , then they thought they found in it this power . There it was , in the very ... Fears there were , sickly fears , patriotic fears , and loudly uttered , that the Constitution was too strong , -too ...
... fear and jealousy and curi- osity , then they thought they found in it this power . There it was , in the very ... Fears there were , sickly fears , patriotic fears , and loudly uttered , that the Constitution was too strong , -too ...
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... fear . Relieved as I am from that in a great degree by the late decisive demonstra- tions from Pennsylvania and Indiana , we yet feel together that we have a duty to perform or to attempt still . That which we cannot hinder here , we ...
... fear . Relieved as I am from that in a great degree by the late decisive demonstra- tions from Pennsylvania and Indiana , we yet feel together that we have a duty to perform or to attempt still . That which we cannot hinder here , we ...
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SPEECH ON THE BILL TO PROVIDE FURTHER REMEDIAL JUSTICE | 24 |
SPEECH ON THe Power and DUTY OF CONGRESS TO CONTINUE | 72 |
SPEECH ON THE QUESTION OF ANNULLING THE CONVENTION for | 125 |
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