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Page 264
... Massachusetts is not to be estimated as you would estimate a speech thrown off in the heat of an ex- tempore debate . This wrath was carefully distilled ; this speech was pre- pared with great and protracted labor . .. Here is a ...
... Massachusetts is not to be estimated as you would estimate a speech thrown off in the heat of an ex- tempore debate . This wrath was carefully distilled ; this speech was pre- pared with great and protracted labor . .. Here is a ...
Page 335
... Massachusetts , of similar sympathies , and with faces of characteristic Boston thinness , came on Saturday evening , the same train bringing David A. Wells , an almost maternal fondness for foreign pig - iron being the ruling passion ...
... Massachusetts , of similar sympathies , and with faces of characteristic Boston thinness , came on Saturday evening , the same train bringing David A. Wells , an almost maternal fondness for foreign pig - iron being the ruling passion ...
Page 533
... Massachusetts , and learned a mechanic's trade . ' BECOMES A STUMP ORATOR . " He was now twenty - six , and noted everywhere in the neighborhood as a modest , well - educated young man , with a great turn for debating . He de- lighted ...
... Massachusetts , and learned a mechanic's trade . ' BECOMES A STUMP ORATOR . " He was now twenty - six , and noted everywhere in the neighborhood as a modest , well - educated young man , with a great turn for debating . He de- lighted ...
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