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Page 287
... believe that it was not made by madmen , nor can madmen destroy it ; and I believe none but madmen would petition for its dissolution ; and my rule always is , in regard to madmen , never to have any controversy with them . I desire ...
... believe that it was not made by madmen , nor can madmen destroy it ; and I believe none but madmen would petition for its dissolution ; and my rule always is , in regard to madmen , never to have any controversy with them . I desire ...
Page 350
... believe such experiments will fail , and I believe so because they are not founded in true political philosophy , in what constitutes the true political philoso- phy of this government , which should treat the states of this Union as ...
... believe such experiments will fail , and I believe so because they are not founded in true political philosophy , in what constitutes the true political philoso- phy of this government , which should treat the states of this Union as ...
Page 376
... believe it is — that the British government has resorted to the extremely improper measure of collecting a force in ... believe that he has sent such force or we believe that he has not . If we assume , with the Senator from Connecticut ...
... believe it is — that the British government has resorted to the extremely improper measure of collecting a force in ... believe that he has sent such force or we believe that he has not . If we assume , with the Senator from Connecticut ...
Contents
BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR PAGE | xiii |
SPEECHES IN The Senate of the United STATES | 51 |
Freedom in the District of ColumbiaFreedom in New MexicoIndemnities | 278 |
Copyright | |
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