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hand of power be laid upon it , this only seems to augment its force and its
elasticity , and to cause its action to be more formidable and terrible . Human
invention has devised nothing , human power has compassed nothing that can
forcibly ...
hand of power be laid upon it , this only seems to augment its force and its
elasticity , and to cause its action to be more formidable and terrible . Human
invention has devised nothing , human power has compassed nothing that can
forcibly ...
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Now , although such an alliance is a novelty in European history , the world
seems to have received this treaty , upon its first promulgation , with general
charity . It was commonly understood as little or nothing more than an expression
of ...
Now , although such an alliance is a novelty in European history , the world
seems to have received this treaty , upon its first promulgation , with general
charity . It was commonly understood as little or nothing more than an expression
of ...
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It seems to imply that one intelligent man is as fit to be a Judge of the Supreme
Court as another . The perception of the true rule of law , and its true application ,
whether of local or general law , is supposed to be entirely easy , because there ...
It seems to imply that one intelligent man is as fit to be a Judge of the Supreme
Court as another . The perception of the true rule of law , and its true application ,
whether of local or general law , is supposed to be entirely easy , because there ...
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Discourse delivered at Plymouth in Commemoration of the first Settlement | 25 |
DISCOURSE in Commemoration of the Lives and Services of John Adams | 71 |
Speech delivered at a Meeting of Citizens of Boston held in Faneuil Hall | 97 |
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