The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 1 |
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... refutation of the various misrepresentations of his acts and opinions , current in the community , supplying a want long felt and frequently expressed . To many of these friends , the Editor is already indebted for assistance and ...
... refutation of the various misrepresentations of his acts and opinions , current in the community , supplying a want long felt and frequently expressed . To many of these friends , the Editor is already indebted for assistance and ...
Page vii
Several others , possessing almost equal interest , has been selected for a place in the works , but the limits already prescribed made it necessary to omit them . Among these may be named an argument in the case of Wilson vs.
Several others , possessing almost equal interest , has been selected for a place in the works , but the limits already prescribed made it necessary to omit them . Among these may be named an argument in the case of Wilson vs.
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... had already attracted their attention . The colored servant , then a slave of his father's , who led him in infancy , and shared his juvenile sports , still lives to rejoice in the bounty of her young companion , who has given a ...
... had already attracted their attention . The colored servant , then a slave of his father's , who led him in infancy , and shared his juvenile sports , still lives to rejoice in the bounty of her young companion , who has given a ...
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A large majority of the Legislature were the supple tools of the regency , ready to enact such measures , as might be deemed necessary to maintain the preponderance already secured . Mr. Seward threw himself fearlessly into the ...
A large majority of the Legislature were the supple tools of the regency , ready to enact such measures , as might be deemed necessary to maintain the preponderance already secured . Mr. Seward threw himself fearlessly into the ...
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Of these , some had already been candidates and had suffered defeat . Others lacked the elements of popularity that were essential to success . The general impression of the party favored the selection of a new man .
Of these , some had already been candidates and had suffered defeat . Others lacked the elements of popularity that were essential to success . The general impression of the party favored the selection of a new man .
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| Title | The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 1 The Works of William H. Seward, William Henry Seward |
| Author | William Henry Seward |
| Editor | George E. Baker |
| Publisher | Houghton, Mifflin, 1884 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 2 Sep 2009 |
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