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 46
... death . " Even after the death of Louis had been voted , Paine made another appeal . With a courage born of the highest possible sense of duty , he said : " France has but one ally - the United States of America . That is the only ...
... death . " Even after the death of Louis had been voted , Paine made another appeal . With a courage born of the highest possible sense of duty , he said : " France has but one ally - the United States of America . That is the only ...
Page 440
... death ; and do we still talk of its force as an example ? In defiance of your menaced punishment , homicide stalks abroad and raises its bloody hand , at noonday , in your crowded streets ; and , when arrested in its career , takes ...
... death ; and do we still talk of its force as an example ? In defiance of your menaced punishment , homicide stalks abroad and raises its bloody hand , at noonday , in your crowded streets ; and , when arrested in its career , takes ...
Page 442
... death of dishonor . This is no picture of the imagination . Would to God it were ! Would to God that , if death must be inflicted , some sure means might be discovered of mak- ing it fall upon the guilty . These things have happened ...
... death of dishonor . This is no picture of the imagination . Would to God it were ! Would to God that , if death must be inflicted , some sure means might be discovered of mak- ing it fall upon the guilty . These things have happened ...
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