Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1909: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing...Harper, 1905 - United States |
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Page 212
... cause . Whenever that cause has been removed , the agitation has ceased ; and whenever the cause has been renewed , the agitation has sprung into existence . That cause is , and ever has been , the at- tempt on the part of Congress to ...
... cause . Whenever that cause has been removed , the agitation has ceased ; and whenever the cause has been renewed , the agitation has sprung into existence . That cause is , and ever has been , the at- tempt on the part of Congress to ...
Page 272
... cause I plead only because thus being charged from one side with I mix not with the agitation of an in- being in the hands of abolitionists , and terior question is a greater injustice yet , from the other side with being in the because ...
... cause I plead only because thus being charged from one side with I mix not with the agitation of an in- being in the hands of abolitionists , and terior question is a greater injustice yet , from the other side with being in the because ...
Page 305
... cause ; but it was the cause of justice , and of the rights of humankind . for the detention of the vessel purchased by the marquis and fitted out at Bor- deaux , and for the arrest of his person . To elude the first of these orders ...
... cause ; but it was the cause of justice , and of the rights of humankind . for the detention of the vessel purchased by the marquis and fitted out at Bor- deaux , and for the arrest of his person . To elude the first of these orders ...
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