10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... greatest part , if not the whole . Q. What was the temper of America towards Great - Britain before the year 1763 ? A. The best in the world . They sub- mitted willingly to the government of the Crown , and paid , in all their courts ...
... greatest part , if not the whole . Q. What was the temper of America towards Great - Britain before the year 1763 ? A. The best in the world . They sub- mitted willingly to the government of the Crown , and paid , in all their courts ...
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... greatest enemy the Tories have ; he is bringing a war into their country , which , had it not been for him and partly for themselves , they had been clear of . Should he now be ex- pelled , I wifh , with all the devotion of a Christian ...
... greatest enemy the Tories have ; he is bringing a war into their country , which , had it not been for him and partly for themselves , they had been clear of . Should he now be ex- pelled , I wifh , with all the devotion of a Christian ...
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... greatest were his two inaugurals , the Gettysburg Address , and his last speech , that of April 11 , 1865 , which dealt with reconstruction . His First Inaugu- ral , delivered on March 4 , 1861 , was conciliatory . Pleading with his ...
... greatest were his two inaugurals , the Gettysburg Address , and his last speech , that of April 11 , 1865 , which dealt with reconstruction . His First Inaugu- ral , delivered on March 4 , 1861 , was conciliatory . Pleading with his ...
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| Title | 10 Americans Speak |
| Author | John Edwin Pomfret |
| Editor | John Edwin Pomfret |
| Publisher | Huntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 |
| Length | 141 pages |
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