10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... common cause , fought and triumphed toge- ther ; the independence and liberty you poffefs are the work of joint councils , and joint efforts , of common dangers , fuf- ferings and fucceffes . BUT these confiderations , however ...
... common cause , fought and triumphed toge- ther ; the independence and liberty you poffefs are the work of joint councils , and joint efforts , of common dangers , fuf- ferings and fucceffes . BUT these confiderations , however ...
Page 43
... common intereft , in cafes where no real common intereft exists , and infusing into one the interests of the other , be- trays the former into a participation in the quarrels and wars of the latter , without adequate inducement or ...
... common intereft , in cafes where no real common intereft exists , and infusing into one the interests of the other , be- trays the former into a participation in the quarrels and wars of the latter , without adequate inducement or ...
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... common authority among the nations to which they were to be responsible in the execution of their trust . Future international conventions with regard to the control of waterways , with regard to illicit traffic of many kinds , in arms ...
... common authority among the nations to which they were to be responsible in the execution of their trust . Future international conventions with regard to the control of waterways , with regard to illicit traffic of many kinds , in arms ...
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