The Life, Eulogy, and Great Orations of Daniel WebsterW.M. Hayward & Company, 1853 - 112 pages |
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Page 59
... Faneuil Hall , and Bunker Hill , will forever speak of him whose eloquence has made them hallowed spots in the remembrance of mankind . His ennobling flights of reason , and lofty outbursts of oratorical power , give us evidence clearer ...
... Faneuil Hall , and Bunker Hill , will forever speak of him whose eloquence has made them hallowed spots in the remembrance of mankind . His ennobling flights of reason , and lofty outbursts of oratorical power , give us evidence clearer ...
Page 60
... Faneuil Hall was shrouded in mourning , and its arches rung with his lofty and just commendations of their services to liberty and mankind . From his eulogy on the occasion of their deaths , with its sublime bursts of eloquence , will ...
... Faneuil Hall was shrouded in mourning , and its arches rung with his lofty and just commendations of their services to liberty and mankind . From his eulogy on the occasion of their deaths , with its sublime bursts of eloquence , will ...
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... Faneuil Hall , to which the gentleman has alluded . I said then , and say now , that , as an original question , the authority of Congress to exercise the revenue power , with direct reference to the protection of manufac tures , is a ...
... Faneuil Hall , to which the gentleman has alluded . I said then , and say now , that , as an original question , the authority of Congress to exercise the revenue power , with direct reference to the protection of manufac tures , is a ...
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