Selected American Speeches on Basic Issues, 1850-1950Carl G. Brandt, Edward Merl Shafter Essay precedes each speech. |
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Page 116
... represent the opinions and having performed my duty in -for having been faithful to Senate . Let the vote this nig faithfully represented your op Senate shall have passed the bil shall have endorsed it through -when a majority of the ...
... represent the opinions and having performed my duty in -for having been faithful to Senate . Let the vote this nig faithfully represented your op Senate shall have passed the bil shall have endorsed it through -when a majority of the ...
Page 255
... represent in the Philippines no ement at all , but are unpopular in the extreme , cannot relations with an established government for the pre- son that it does not represent all the people , while it sent a very important part of them ...
... represent in the Philippines no ement at all , but are unpopular in the extreme , cannot relations with an established government for the pre- son that it does not represent all the people , while it sent a very important part of them ...
Page 366
... represent them here have considered all ith a serious care such as we have never been cise before . We are asked to abandon the policies ered to during all our life as a Nation . We are the political independence and the territorial ...
... represent them here have considered all ith a serious care such as we have never been cise before . We are asked to abandon the policies ered to during all our life as a Nation . We are the political independence and the territorial ...
Contents
omise Speech of 1850 | 44 |
EBSTER | 72 |
oper Institute Address | 137 |
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