Speeches and Forensic Arguments, Volume 3C. Tappan, 1846 |
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... . Webster's Works , the following just vindication of his political course and char- acter from charges which the wantonness of party warfare has too often arrayed against him : - * 1 MR . WEBSTER AND HIS REVILERS . [ FROM THE.
... . Webster's Works , the following just vindication of his political course and char- acter from charges which the wantonness of party warfare has too often arrayed against him : - * 1 MR . WEBSTER AND HIS REVILERS . [ FROM THE.
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... political abstractions . There is not one among the men whose names adorn the annals of our country , who has suffered more from this species of injustice than the present Secretary of State . This eminent citizen , whose name , in the ...
... political abstractions . There is not one among the men whose names adorn the annals of our country , who has suffered more from this species of injustice than the present Secretary of State . This eminent citizen , whose name , in the ...
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... political life . On the contrary , we have no doubt he would court it . But what we do most decidedly object to is the falsification of history , the mis- statement of facts , and the distorting and blurring of the face of such facts as ...
... political life . On the contrary , we have no doubt he would court it . But what we do most decidedly object to is the falsification of history , the mis- statement of facts , and the distorting and blurring of the face of such facts as ...
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... political friends voted for the bill . The truth is , it was no party proceeding , and there was no party vote on it ; and all that can be made of it is , that Mr. Webster was not willing to vote away the money of the people until he ...
... political friends voted for the bill . The truth is , it was no party proceeding , and there was no party vote on it ; and all that can be made of it is , that Mr. Webster was not willing to vote away the money of the people until he ...
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... political association . And it appeared to me that Government itself clearly possessed the power , and was as clearly charged with the duty of helping on , in various ways , this great business of Internal Improvement . I have ...
... political association . And it appeared to me that Government itself clearly possessed the power , and was as clearly charged with the duty of helping on , in various ways , this great business of Internal Improvement . I have ...
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