10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... these statements of public policy were greeted with derision or scorn , indifference or neglect . Even today men will differ with some of them . But , so long as America is a land of free men , they will continue to be read . Since ...
... these statements of public policy were greeted with derision or scorn , indifference or neglect . Even today men will differ with some of them . But , so long as America is a land of free men , they will continue to be read . Since ...
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... these great pillars of human happiness , these firmeft props of the duties of Men and Citizens . The mere politician , equally with the pious Man ought to respect and cherish them a volume could not trace all their connections with ...
... these great pillars of human happiness , these firmeft props of the duties of Men and Citizens . The mere politician , equally with the pious Man ought to respect and cherish them a volume could not trace all their connections with ...
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... these aggressions , which have no foundation but in a principle , equally supporting a claim to regulate our ... these progressive usurpations , and these accumulating wrongs ; or , opposing force to force in defence of their national ...
... these aggressions , which have no foundation but in a principle , equally supporting a claim to regulate our ... these progressive usurpations , and these accumulating wrongs ; or , opposing force to force in defence of their national ...
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