Speeches and Forensic Arguments, Volume 3Perkins & Marvin, 1843 |
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... feeling their force most deeply , I feel it the bounden duty of every good citizen , in public and in private life , to follow the admonition of Washington , and to cherish that Union which makes us one peo- ple . I most earnestly ...
... feeling their force most deeply , I feel it the bounden duty of every good citizen , in public and in private life , to follow the admonition of Washington , and to cherish that Union which makes us one peo- ple . I most earnestly ...
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... feel , that they are not so much paying a compliment to you , as performing a duty to their country . In a free ... feeling , objects of attachment , to which they may cling instantly and instinctively in all time of doubt or peril , so ...
... feel , that they are not so much paying a compliment to you , as performing a duty to their country . In a free ... feeling , objects of attachment , to which they may cling instantly and instinctively in all time of doubt or peril , so ...
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... feeling - to correct and rebuke the misrepresentations which tend to array one part of the country against another , or one portion of society against another , as if their interests were adverse , whereas in truth they are one ; and ...
... feeling - to correct and rebuke the misrepresentations which tend to array one part of the country against another , or one portion of society against another , as if their interests were adverse , whereas in truth they are one ; and ...
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... feel I am not worthy . " The Defender of the Constitution " is a title quite too high for me . - He who shall prove himself the ablest , among the able men of the country ; he who shall serve it longest , among those who may serve it ...
... feel I am not worthy . " The Defender of the Constitution " is a title quite too high for me . - He who shall prove himself the ablest , among the able men of the country ; he who shall serve it longest , among those who may serve it ...
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... feel it my duty to tell you , friends as you are , that you were doing that which , at this very moment , constitutes one of the most threatening dangers to the Constitution itself . Your gift would have no value , in my eyes ; this ...
... feel it my duty to tell you , friends as you are , that you were doing that which , at this very moment , constitutes one of the most threatening dangers to the Constitution itself . Your gift would have no value , in my eyes ; this ...
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