The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 3Houghton, Mifflin, 1884 |
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Page 48
... grant under the seal of Break- speare , an Englishman , who occupied the papal see at Rome , un- der the name of Adrian IV . Early converted to Christianity without the blood of martyrs , the Irish had nevertheless been the last to ...
... grant under the seal of Break- speare , an Englishman , who occupied the papal see at Rome , un- der the name of Adrian IV . Early converted to Christianity without the blood of martyrs , the Irish had nevertheless been the last to ...
Page 68
... grant it by law , not to concede it by seeming treaty - to emancipate Catho- lic Ireland before her representative can reach the capitol , and to save wounded pride by denying O'Connell the seat to which he has been elected , and by ...
... grant it by law , not to concede it by seeming treaty - to emancipate Catho- lic Ireland before her representative can reach the capitol , and to save wounded pride by denying O'Connell the seat to which he has been elected , and by ...
Page 132
... grant it do not prove a fatal- delusion . That the mass of the American people have been instructed to read and write , and that they make profitable use of those precious acquirements , I am as proud to declare as any citizen . But are ...
... grant it do not prove a fatal- delusion . That the mass of the American people have been instructed to read and write , and that they make profitable use of those precious acquirements , I am as proud to declare as any citizen . But are ...
Page 176
... grants " sold by New Hampshire without title , and won by force from New York when she perverted title to purposes of oppression . In lime and marble they are rich , and in forest - growth and in pasturage at least they are fertile ...
... grants " sold by New Hampshire without title , and won by force from New York when she perverted title to purposes of oppression . In lime and marble they are rich , and in forest - growth and in pasturage at least they are fertile ...
Page 257
... grant that an Irishman or Irishmen did commit this great offence - how can it palliate the guilt of the retaliation ? Wo- men , and children , and ministers of religion , were hunted from their burning dwellings and churches . Did the ...
... grant that an Irishman or Irishmen did commit this great offence - how can it palliate the guilt of the retaliation ? Wo- men , and children , and ministers of religion , were hunted from their burning dwellings and churches . Did the ...
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