The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 5AMS Press, 1972 - New York (State) |
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... cause directly the oppo- site of the cause for which we waged war against the same power in 1812 . January 20 , 1862. The tone of the public virtue is becoming sounder and stronger every day . Military and naval operations go on with ...
... cause directly the oppo- site of the cause for which we waged war against the same power in 1812 . January 20 , 1862. The tone of the public virtue is becoming sounder and stronger every day . Military and naval operations go on with ...
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... cause of the discontent prevailing in the United States in regard to Mexico is not fully apprehended by the Emperor's government . The chief cause is not that there is a foreign army in Mexico ; much less does that discontent arise from ...
... cause of the discontent prevailing in the United States in regard to Mexico is not fully apprehended by the Emperor's government . The chief cause is not that there is a foreign army in Mexico ; much less does that discontent arise from ...
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... cause that was hurrying the Union into this dreadful strife was slavery ; and when during all the intervening period I elevated my voice , it was to warn the people to remove that cause while they could by constitutional means , and so ...
... cause that was hurrying the Union into this dreadful strife was slavery ; and when during all the intervening period I elevated my voice , it was to warn the people to remove that cause while they could by constitutional means , and so ...
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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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