Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders from Early Greece to the Present Time, Volume 15Mayo Williamson Hazeltine P. F. Collier & Son, 1905 - 11114 pages |
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Page 6161
... fact , and the liberation of every descendant of Africa , wherever one exists in bondage under the whole heavens . SPEECH IN LONDON DELIVERED AT PUBLIC BREAKFAST HELD IN HIS HONOR , JUNE 29 , 1867 M R. CHAIRMAN , LADIES , AND GENTLEMEN ...
... fact , and the liberation of every descendant of Africa , wherever one exists in bondage under the whole heavens . SPEECH IN LONDON DELIVERED AT PUBLIC BREAKFAST HELD IN HIS HONOR , JUNE 29 , 1867 M R. CHAIRMAN , LADIES , AND GENTLEMEN ...
Page 6176
... fact . It means war , and it means nothing else ; and the State which has put herself in the attitude of secession so looks upon it . She has asked no council , she has considered it as a settled question , and she has armed herself ...
... fact . It means war , and it means nothing else ; and the State which has put herself in the attitude of secession so looks upon it . She has asked no council , she has considered it as a settled question , and she has armed herself ...
Page 6192
... fact , that , from the origin of the government , not a single election which had been dis- puted at all was ever more fairly conducted or more un- equivocally determined . The sublime spectacle viewed thus far by foreign nations with a ...
... fact , that , from the origin of the government , not a single election which had been dis- puted at all was ever more fairly conducted or more un- equivocally determined . The sublime spectacle viewed thus far by foreign nations with a ...
Page 6193
... fact that the successful candidates were persons for whom those States had not voted . A similar instance had never occurred . There have been several cases of popular resistance to federal laws . South Carolina had herself furnished a ...
... fact that the successful candidates were persons for whom those States had not voted . A similar instance had never occurred . There have been several cases of popular resistance to federal laws . South Carolina had herself furnished a ...
Page 6196
... fact that in the days of our fathers the imperious spirit of Chat- ham did not feel itself as sacrificing any of his proud dignity by proposing to listen to their grievances , and even to con- cede to every reasonable demand , long ...
... fact that in the days of our fathers the imperious spirit of Chat- ham did not feel itself as sacrificing any of his proud dignity by proposing to listen to their grievances , and even to con- cede to every reasonable demand , long ...
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