The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 5AMS Press, 1972 - New York (State) |
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... affairs . There is a peculiar fitness in efforts at this time to enlarge our trade in the Mediterranean , for it is never wise to neglect advantages which can be secured with small expense , and near at home , while prosecuting at great ...
... affairs . There is a peculiar fitness in efforts at this time to enlarge our trade in the Mediterranean , for it is never wise to neglect advantages which can be secured with small expense , and near at home , while prosecuting at great ...
Page 411
... affairs of other countries , I shall not engage in speculations upon the probable effects of the proposition of the ... affairs on this continent . We all see clearly enough how much American affairs have been embarrassed rather than ...
... affairs of other countries , I shall not engage in speculations upon the probable effects of the proposition of the ... affairs on this continent . We all see clearly enough how much American affairs have been embarrassed rather than ...
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... affairs in our own way . They , as well as we , can only suffer by their intervention . No one , we are sure , can ... affairs must be conducted and even adjusted in constitutional forms , and upon constitutional , republican princi ...
... affairs in our own way . They , as well as we , can only suffer by their intervention . No one , we are sure , can ... affairs must be conducted and even adjusted in constitutional forms , and upon constitutional , republican princi ...
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ence form an important contribution to the literature of American | 9 |
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Eulogy on Lafayette 1834Oration on Daniel OConnell Oration on John | 32 |
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