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Page xxxvi
... character as a judge . In that case , a technical rule had been applied by the Supreme Court , in such a manner as ... character of Lafayette , before the citizens of Auburn . This was a chaste and beautiful production . It presented an ...
... character as a judge . In that case , a technical rule had been applied by the Supreme Court , in such a manner as ... character of Lafayette , before the citizens of Auburn . This was a chaste and beautiful production . It presented an ...
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... character . But I beg leave to say to that honorable senator , that from the first hour that an American state or colony was planted here , it has been continually said of all foreigners who followed them , that they were of doubtful ...
... character . But I beg leave to say to that honorable senator , that from the first hour that an American state or colony was planted here , it has been continually said of all foreigners who followed them , that they were of doubtful ...
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... character of Mr. Stevens for intelligence , sagacity , and science , gave a gua- ranty that he would ascertain this important result . No one can question that the character of Mr. Stevens afforded that guaranty . A more accomplished ...
... character of Mr. Stevens for intelligence , sagacity , and science , gave a gua- ranty that he would ascertain this important result . No one can question that the character of Mr. Stevens afforded that guaranty . A more accomplished ...
Contents
BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR PAGE Xiij | ix |
SPEECHES IN THE SENATE OF NEW YORK | 1 |
SPEECHES IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES | 51 |
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