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Page 417
... seem to me to be somewhat less at liberty to engage against us now than they have hitherto been . I think it certain that we have more friends and fewer enemies abroad now than we have had at former periods of the war . Thus time seems ...
... seem to me to be somewhat less at liberty to engage against us now than they have hitherto been . I think it certain that we have more friends and fewer enemies abroad now than we have had at former periods of the war . Thus time seems ...
Page 423
... seems to reveal itself in the situation of Mexico before mentioned . The United States have at no time left it ... seem to us more likely to be secured when the other American states assimilate to our own . It is hardly necessary for me ...
... seems to reveal itself in the situation of Mexico before mentioned . The United States have at no time left it ... seem to us more likely to be secured when the other American states assimilate to our own . It is hardly necessary for me ...
Page 427
... seems to us equally objectionable that European states should for- cibly intervene in states situated on this continent to overthrow re- publican institutions , and replace them with monarchies or empires . Having thus frankly stated ...
... seems to us equally objectionable that European states should for- cibly intervene in states situated on this continent to overthrow re- publican institutions , and replace them with monarchies or empires . Having thus frankly stated ...
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ence form an important contribution to the literature of American | 9 |
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN CO PUBLISHERS BOSTON MASS | 11 |
Eulogy on Lafayette 1834Oration on Daniel OConnell Oration on John | 32 |
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