The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 5AMS Press, 1972 - New York (State) |
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Page 218
... reason to apprehend that the form of argument which the agents alluded to will chiefly employ will be an assumption that the independence and sovereignty of the new and irregular authority they represent is already de facto established ...
... reason to apprehend that the form of argument which the agents alluded to will chiefly employ will be an assumption that the independence and sovereignty of the new and irregular authority they represent is already de facto established ...
Page 224
... reason and without an object . Confessedly there is neither reason nor object , unless it be one arising out of the subject of slavery . The practice of slavery has been so long a theme of angry political debate , while it has all the ...
... reason and without an object . Confessedly there is neither reason nor object , unless it be one arising out of the subject of slavery . The practice of slavery has been so long a theme of angry political debate , while it has all the ...
Page 320
... reason for the interdiction , and the reason for a departure from it , are , however , equally obvious . It was properly left out of view , so long as it might be reasonably hoped that by the practice of magna- nimity this government ...
... reason for the interdiction , and the reason for a departure from it , are , however , equally obvious . It was properly left out of view , so long as it might be reasonably hoped that by the practice of magna- nimity this government ...
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Eulogy on Lafayette 1834Oration on Daniel OConnell Oration on John | 32 |
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