The Magazine of History: With Notes and Queries. Extra numbers, Issue 181, Volume 46 - Issue 188, Volume 47W. Abbatt., 1933 |
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... whole , or reject the whole . " After speaking in this very sensible way , he ad- vises the states to reject , with unanimity and firmness 74 32 PROPOSED PLAN OF A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
... whole , or reject the whole . " After speaking in this very sensible way , he ad- vises the states to reject , with unanimity and firmness 74 32 PROPOSED PLAN OF A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
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... whole should be received , or the whole fail , they did not on an arrogant conceit of their own infallibility , but on the soundest principles of policy and common sense . Were each state legislature , or convention , to take it up ...
... whole should be received , or the whole fail , they did not on an arrogant conceit of their own infallibility , but on the soundest principles of policy and common sense . Were each state legislature , or convention , to take it up ...
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... whole of this campaign , that in spite of all the temptations to an opposite course to which he was continually exposed , no personalities against his opponent , no vituperation or coarseness , ever defiled his lips . His kind and ...
... whole of this campaign , that in spite of all the temptations to an opposite course to which he was continually exposed , no personalities against his opponent , no vituperation or coarseness , ever defiled his lips . His kind and ...
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