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Page 138
... north of west . I am in the center . Is the center nothing ? -that center which alone has ever given you a Whig representative ? On the score of locality , I admit the claim of the north is no worse , and I deny that it is any better ...
... north of west . I am in the center . Is the center nothing ? -that center which alone has ever given you a Whig representative ? On the score of locality , I admit the claim of the north is no worse , and I deny that it is any better ...
Page 164
... north of the line at the inception of the law , they have the right to have another given them north of it occasionally - now and then in the indefinite westward extension of the line . This demonstrates the absurdity of attempting to ...
... north of the line at the inception of the law , they have the right to have another given them north of it occasionally - now and then in the indefinite westward extension of the line . This demonstrates the absurdity of attempting to ...
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... north of Mason and Dixon's line ; and the friends of the Union were not free from apprehension on the point . This , however , was soon settled defi- nitely and on the right side . South of the line , noble little Delaware led off right ...
... north of Mason and Dixon's line ; and the friends of the Union were not free from apprehension on the point . This , however , was soon settled defi- nitely and on the right side . South of the line , noble little Delaware led off right ...
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