Selected American Speeches on Basic Issues, 1850-1950Carl G. Brandt, Edward Merl Shafter Essay precedes each speech. |
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Page 184
... believe it . We believe tha more with safety be delega afford to delegate to priva on which Democracy rests are as everlasting as the hills.
... believe it . We believe tha more with safety be delega afford to delegate to priva on which Democracy rests are as everlasting as the hills.
Page 212
... believe that a man that makes ny has the right to keep it . Civi- n has the right to use it as he character by the manner in which ssist his fellow - man he will have his fellow - men . But we want a t want labor questions settled by so ...
... believe that a man that makes ny has the right to keep it . Civi- n has the right to use it as he character by the manner in which ssist his fellow - man he will have his fellow - men . But we want a t want labor questions settled by so ...
Page 335
... believe , having ever been given to one m , except in the act of exchanging a minister ) that it may e unavoidable in certain cases , where an answer of some sort essary , to consider their silence as an answer . the plain principle of ...
... believe , having ever been given to one m , except in the act of exchanging a minister ) that it may e unavoidable in certain cases , where an answer of some sort essary , to consider their silence as an answer . the plain principle of ...
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omise Speech of 1850 | 44 |
EBSTER | 72 |
oper Institute Address | 137 |
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