Washington's Farewell Address, and Webster's First Bunker Hill OrationH. Holt, 1911 - 65 pages |
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... United States . He now appeared in some of the great cases asso- ciated with his legal fame , among which the Dartmouth College case is most noted . On the twenty - second of December , 1820 , he delivered at Plymouth the oration ...
... United States . He now appeared in some of the great cases asso- ciated with his legal fame , among which the Dartmouth College case is most noted . On the twenty - second of December , 1820 , he delivered at Plymouth the oration ...
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... United States as a great and united nation . " - Henry Cabot Lodge . 1825. The Bunker Hill Monument . At Charlestown ( now a part of Boston ) , Mass . , June 17 . 1826. Adams and Jefferson . A discourse in commemoration of the lives and ...
... United States as a great and united nation . " - Henry Cabot Lodge . 1825. The Bunker Hill Monument . At Charlestown ( now a part of Boston ) , Mass . , June 17 . 1826. Adams and Jefferson . A discourse in commemoration of the lives and ...
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... United States ( vol . ii , ch . ix ) . 66 17 , 18. An habitual hatred , or an habitual fondness : an allusion to the natural feeling of enmity toward Great Britain , and the extreme friendliness to France . 20 , 16. Let those ...
... United States ( vol . ii , ch . ix ) . 66 17 , 18. An habitual hatred , or an habitual fondness : an allusion to the natural feeling of enmity toward Great Britain , and the extreme friendliness to France . 20 , 16. Let those ...
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