Scrap Book on Law and Politics, Men and TimesA.W. Elder, 1855 - 404 Seiten A collection of speeches by the author. |
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... Congress from the Garrard district , before he was 26 years old , wrote the following constitutional argument , signed " A Kentuckian . " Those friends , though it was written on the spur of the occasion , thought fit to publish it in a ...
... Congress from the Garrard district , before he was 26 years old , wrote the following constitutional argument , signed " A Kentuckian . " Those friends , though it was written on the spur of the occasion , thought fit to publish it in a ...
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... Congress . I had consulted no person on the subject - not even the delegate from Missouri , from which the proposed territory was to be taken . But it seemed to me that the remote , forlorn , and al- most lawless condition of the ...
... Congress . I had consulted no person on the subject - not even the delegate from Missouri , from which the proposed territory was to be taken . But it seemed to me that the remote , forlorn , and al- most lawless condition of the ...
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... Congress ought tution . But I deny that such legislation , by not to force the establishment of slavery or any Congress , would ever be NECESSARY to the pub - other domestic relation among them - against lic welfare , OR WOULD , IN ANY ...
... Congress ought tution . But I deny that such legislation , by not to force the establishment of slavery or any Congress , would ever be NECESSARY to the pub - other domestic relation among them - against lic welfare , OR WOULD , IN ANY ...
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... Congress will excite jealous feel- eventful future . Let us do as Washington , and ings , incompatible with the moral cement of Franklin , and Jefferson did , and would cer the Union . tainly do again were they now here . And if And now ...
... Congress will excite jealous feel- eventful future . Let us do as Washington , and ings , incompatible with the moral cement of Franklin , and Jefferson did , and would cer the Union . tainly do again were they now here . And if And now ...
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... Congress during the pres- ent session . Whether regarded in its effects on the fiscal concerns of the government , or the strength , prosperity , and independence of the West , or its inevitable moral and political ten- dencies , it had ...
... Congress during the pres- ent session . Whether regarded in its effects on the fiscal concerns of the government , or the strength , prosperity , and independence of the West , or its inevitable moral and political ten- dencies , it had ...
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