10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... his fide against a part on ours ; admitting he fucceeds , the confequence will be , that armies from both ends of the Continent will march to affift their fuffer- fuffering friends in the middle States ; for he cannot 23.
... his fide against a part on ours ; admitting he fucceeds , the confequence will be , that armies from both ends of the Continent will march to affift their fuffer- fuffering friends in the middle States ; for he cannot 23.
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... fuffer or rejoice alike . The heart that feels not now , is dead : The blood of his children shall curfe his cowardice , who shrinks back at a time when a little might have faved the whole , and made them happy . I love the the man that ...
... fuffer or rejoice alike . The heart that feels not now , is dead : The blood of his children shall curfe his cowardice , who shrinks back at a time when a little might have faved the whole , and made them happy . I love the the man that ...
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... fuffer it ? What fignifies it to me , whether he who does it , is a king or a common man ; my country- man or not my countryman ? whether it is done by an in- dividual villain , or an army of them ? If we reason to the root of things we ...
... fuffer it ? What fignifies it to me , whether he who does it , is a king or a common man ; my country- man or not my countryman ? whether it is done by an in- dividual villain , or an army of them ? If we reason to the root of things we ...
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