The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 3Houghton, Mifflin, 1887 |
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Page 85
... fellow - citizens , in a series of essays , the inability of the French people to maintain free institutions at that time , and the consequent necessity of Ameri- can neutrality in the European war . These publications aided Washington ...
... fellow - citizens , in a series of essays , the inability of the French people to maintain free institutions at that time , and the consequent necessity of Ameri- can neutrality in the European war . These publications aided Washington ...
Page 86
... fellow - citizens , all justly enjoying , in eminent degrees , the public favor ; and of whose worth , talents , and services , no one entertains a higher and more respectful sense than myself . The names of two of them were , in the ...
... fellow - citizens , all justly enjoying , in eminent degrees , the public favor ; and of whose worth , talents , and services , no one entertains a higher and more respectful sense than myself . The names of two of them were , in the ...
Page 92
... fellow - citizens , this declaration of John Quincy Adams , president of the United States in 1825 , with the procla- mation of neutrality between the belligerents of Europe , made by Washington in 1793 , with the querulous complaints ...
... fellow - citizens , this declaration of John Quincy Adams , president of the United States in 1825 , with the procla- mation of neutrality between the belligerents of Europe , made by Washington in 1793 , with the querulous complaints ...
Page 93
... fellow - citizens alone , but of the nations of Europe , and of their rulers While dwelling with pleasing satisfaction upon the superior excellence of our political institutions , let us not be unmindful that liberty JOHN QUINCY ADAMS . 93.
... fellow - citizens alone , but of the nations of Europe , and of their rulers While dwelling with pleasing satisfaction upon the superior excellence of our political institutions , let us not be unmindful that liberty JOHN QUINCY ADAMS . 93.
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... fellow - citizens , that we should explode these prejudices , and should rise to the sublime convic- tion that Providence has spread around us an immense territory to improve , to cultivate , and to make the abode of peace , of science ...
... fellow - citizens , that we should explode these prejudices , and should rise to the sublime convic- tion that Providence has spread around us an immense territory to improve , to cultivate , and to make the abode of peace , of science ...
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