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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... representative in Congress , and in 1890 he presided over a peace convention in London . His death occurred in New York city April 13 , 1894. His writings include " What Shall be Done with the Practice of the Courts " ( 1847 ) ; " The ...
... representative in Congress , and in 1890 he presided over a peace convention in London . His death occurred in New York city April 13 , 1894. His writings include " What Shall be Done with the Practice of the Courts " ( 1847 ) ; " The ...
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... representatives should come together , animated solely by a love of justice and peace , they would agree upon a series of mutual stipulations which , without compromising the dignity or independence of either country , would make it ...
... representatives should come together , animated solely by a love of justice and peace , they would agree upon a series of mutual stipulations which , without compromising the dignity or independence of either country , would make it ...
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... representative of a theocratic idea ; and was in no other sense an object of spiritual belief than that he was not on earth and mortal , but in heaven and immortal . That faith in Christ , which then prominently denoted belief in his ...
... representative of a theocratic idea ; and was in no other sense an object of spiritual belief than that he was not on earth and mortal , but in heaven and immortal . That faith in Christ , which then prominently denoted belief in his ...
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... Representatives on his side . The Senate and the Supreme Court of the United States were against him , and on the side of the South . There was therefore no justification for the rebellion whatever . The American government was wholly ...
... Representatives on his side . The Senate and the Supreme Court of the United States were against him , and on the side of the South . There was therefore no justification for the rebellion whatever . The American government was wholly ...
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... representative Congress , it provides that no human being in the United States of America shall ever be held in bondage . Before I sit down I desire to return my thanks to those on this side of the Atlantic , who , in the midst of our ...
... representative Congress , it provides that no human being in the United States of America shall ever be held in bondage . Before I sit down I desire to return my thanks to those on this side of the Atlantic , who , in the midst of our ...
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