Speeches in the Senate of the United States. Miscellaneous speeches. AppendixLittle, Brown, 1862 - Lawyers |
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Page 129
... never has it been quite matured for adjustment , and never thought quite so important as to hinder the adjustment of other questions which were matured . How many treaties have you made with England , — how much diplomatic conversation ...
... never has it been quite matured for adjustment , and never thought quite so important as to hinder the adjustment of other questions which were matured . How many treaties have you made with England , — how much diplomatic conversation ...
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... never meant that we or any region should take the risk ; and that is , that any region , any interest , should call in foreign allies to prolong and augment an ascendancy , which , under the action of natural causes , might be imagined ...
... never meant that we or any region should take the risk ; and that is , that any region , any interest , should call in foreign allies to prolong and augment an ascendancy , which , under the action of natural causes , might be imagined ...
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Rufus Choate, Samuel Gilman Brown. never undergo such another . The first desire of my heart , at least , is that I may never see such another . To this desire , personal considerations do not at all contribute . I should be ashamed of ...
Rufus Choate, Samuel Gilman Brown. never undergo such another . The first desire of my heart , at least , is that I may never see such another . To this desire , personal considerations do not at all contribute . I should be ashamed of ...
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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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