The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 4Houghton, Mifflin, 1884 - New York (State) |
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... Independence ; The Physical , Moral and Intellectual Development of the American People ; and The Pilgrims and Liberty . A BIOGRAPHY OF DE WITT CLINTON , occupies the next twenty pages of the volume . This is an original paper ...
... Independence ; The Physical , Moral and Intellectual Development of the American People ; and The Pilgrims and Liberty . A BIOGRAPHY OF DE WITT CLINTON , occupies the next twenty pages of the volume . This is an original paper ...
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... Independence , 144 . Address before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Yale College , New Haven , July 26 , 1854 -- The Physical , Moral and Intellectual Development of the American People , 160 . Oration on Forefathers ' Day , at Plymouth ...
... Independence , 144 . Address before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Yale College , New Haven , July 26 , 1854 -- The Physical , Moral and Intellectual Development of the American People , 160 . Oration on Forefathers ' Day , at Plymouth ...
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... independence and the dignity of character required in a true executive officer of a state like New York , are equal to those several qualities demanded of any ruler in this country or in Europe . When we consider the great metropolis ...
... independence and the dignity of character required in a true executive officer of a state like New York , are equal to those several qualities demanded of any ruler in this country or in Europe . When we consider the great metropolis ...
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... independence in thought , sentiment and action . " Let this prevail , " he says , " and we shall cease to undervalue our own farmers , me- chanics and manufacturers , and their productions ; our own science and literature ; in short ...
... independence in thought , sentiment and action . " Let this prevail , " he says , " and we shall cease to undervalue our own farmers , me- chanics and manufacturers , and their productions ; our own science and literature ; in short ...
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... independence " that all men are created equal , " 1 Mr. Breckinridge received eighty - one votes , and Daniel S. Dickinson twenty - four . Mr. Lane's vote was unanimous , one hundred and five . 2 The following table shows the number of ...
... independence " that all men are created equal , " 1 Mr. Breckinridge received eighty - one votes , and Daniel S. Dickinson twenty - four . Mr. Lane's vote was unanimous , one hundred and five . 2 The following table shows the number of ...
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