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... President is the sole judge . Before going further consider well whether this is or is not your position . If it is , it is a posi- tion that neither the President himself , nor any friend of his , so far as I know , has ever taken ...
... President is the sole judge . Before going further consider well whether this is or is not your position . If it is , it is a posi- tion that neither the President himself , nor any friend of his , so far as I know , has ever taken ...
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... President for that reason was bound to defend it ; both of which are as clearly proved to be false in fact as you can prove that your house is mine . The soil was not ours , and Congress did not annex or at- tempt to annex it . But to ...
... President for that reason was bound to defend it ; both of which are as clearly proved to be false in fact as you can prove that your house is mine . The soil was not ours , and Congress did not annex or at- tempt to annex it . But to ...
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... the desert , and not in the President's wait- ing to hear the knell of peace in the fall of Hera- ra , or for any other object . All this is to be found in the very documents you seem to have used 24 [ May 21 Abraham Lincoln.
... the desert , and not in the President's wait- ing to hear the knell of peace in the fall of Hera- ra , or for any other object . All this is to be found in the very documents you seem to have used 24 [ May 21 Abraham Lincoln.
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... President sent us what may properly be called an internal improvement veto message . The late Democratic convention , which sat at Baltimore , and which nominated General Cass for the presidency 28 [ June 20 Abraham Lincoln SPEECH IN ...
... President sent us what may properly be called an internal improvement veto message . The late Democratic convention , which sat at Baltimore , and which nominated General Cass for the presidency 28 [ June 20 Abraham Lincoln SPEECH IN ...
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... President himself values the evidence of the past . He tells us that at a certain point of our history more than two ... President tells us that " during the four succeeding years embraced by the admin- istration of President Adams , the ...
... President himself values the evidence of the past . He tells us that at a certain point of our history more than two ... President tells us that " during the four succeeding years embraced by the admin- istration of President Adams , the ...
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