The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 1Houghton, Mifflin, 1884 - New York (State) |
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Page xiv
... held for seven- teen years . His exercise of the judicial functions was marked by discretion , impartiality , and promptness , and he is remembered to this day as one of the best judges the county ever had . After a visit to Europe , he ...
... held for seven- teen years . His exercise of the judicial functions was marked by discretion , impartiality , and promptness , and he is remembered to this day as one of the best judges the county ever had . After a visit to Europe , he ...
Page xix
... held . In half an hour , the rush of students from the hall showed that the case was decided . Soon , his room was crowded with sophomores and freshmen , ardent with victory , and loud in congratulations that the prosecution had been ...
... held . In half an hour , the rush of students from the hall showed that the case was decided . Soon , his room was crowded with sophomores and freshmen , ardent with victory , and loud in congratulations that the prosecution had been ...
Page xxvi
... held in February , 1827 , for the purpose of rendering aid to the struggling Greeks . Mr. Seward was invited to deliver a speech on this occasion . † The subject was congenial to his feelings , and he gladly consented to the request ...
... held in February , 1827 , for the purpose of rendering aid to the struggling Greeks . Mr. Seward was invited to deliver a speech on this occasion . † The subject was congenial to his feelings , and he gladly consented to the request ...
Page xxxvii
... held in Utica , Sept. 13th , 1834 , Mr. Seward was nominated as a candidate for governor . The election came , and he was defeated . The result showed that the whig party had not been able to put forth its full strength . It had not yet ...
... held in Utica , Sept. 13th , 1834 , Mr. Seward was nominated as a candidate for governor . The election came , and he was defeated . The result showed that the whig party had not been able to put forth its full strength . It had not yet ...
Page xxxix
... held at Elmira on the 17th of October , 1837 , at which Mr. Seward was present . He was the first citizen , living in a portion of the state not im- mediately interested in the enterprise , who gave it his personal support . At the ...
... held at Elmira on the 17th of October , 1837 , at which Mr. Seward was present . He was the first citizen , living in a portion of the state not im- mediately interested in the enterprise , who gave it his personal support . At the ...
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