The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 1Houghton, Mifflin, 1884 - New York (State) |
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Page xiv
... fact serves to explain , in part , the strong attachment he has always cherished for the Irish popula- tion of our country . While travelling through Ireland in 1833 , his indignation was greatly aroused by the sight of the oppres ...
... fact serves to explain , in part , the strong attachment he has always cherished for the Irish popula- tion of our country . While travelling through Ireland in 1833 , his indignation was greatly aroused by the sight of the oppres ...
Page xxii
... facts in the simplest order , enforces his arguments by a priori reasonings , and shows the basis of his position in natural equity . As a professional rule , he gives his aid to a weaker party against a stronger , even without ...
... facts in the simplest order , enforces his arguments by a priori reasonings , and shows the basis of his position in natural equity . As a professional rule , he gives his aid to a weaker party against a stronger , even without ...
Page xliii
... fact that the annual school returns from New York showed that there were about 25,000 children in that city who did not attend school , and were thus left exposed to the allurements of vice and crime . disabilities under which ...
... fact that the annual school returns from New York showed that there were about 25,000 children in that city who did not attend school , and were thus left exposed to the allurements of vice and crime . disabilities under which ...
Page xlv
... fact decided by the central power at Albany , from which the judges received their offices . At the recommenda- tion of Gov. Seward the appointing power was withdrawn from the judges , and the election of most of these offices given to ...
... fact decided by the central power at Albany , from which the judges received their offices . At the recommenda- tion of Gov. Seward the appointing power was withdrawn from the judges , and the election of most of these offices given to ...
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... facts relative to the transaction . The result of the investigation convinced the governor that the evidence was insuf- ficient to sustain the indictment , as it appeared that M'Leod was not even on the American side of the river during ...
... facts relative to the transaction . The result of the investigation convinced the governor that the evidence was insuf- ficient to sustain the indictment , as it appeared that M'Leod was not even on the American side of the river during ...
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