The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 1AMS Press, 1972 - New York (State) |
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Page 31
... political power . Your statute books , from year to year , down to this day , are full of re- corded adjudications , that banks are the safest and most proper depositories of political power . We have , in this state , a system ...
... political power . Your statute books , from year to year , down to this day , are full of re- corded adjudications , that banks are the safest and most proper depositories of political power . We have , in this state , a system ...
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... political power , and for that reason I rejoice that the Bank of the United States had the moral firmness to resist the efforts made to subject it to political control . Further than this , and further than defending itself when ...
... political power , and for that reason I rejoice that the Bank of the United States had the moral firmness to resist the efforts made to subject it to political control . Further than this , and further than defending itself when ...
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... political changes . They are not accustomed to conform to precedents . California sprang from the head of the nation , not only complete in propor- tions and full armed , but ripe for affiliation with its members . I proceed now to ...
... political changes . They are not accustomed to conform to precedents . California sprang from the head of the nation , not only complete in propor- tions and full armed , but ripe for affiliation with its members . I proceed now to ...
Contents
BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR PAGE | xiii |
SPEECHES IN The Senate of the United STATES | 51 |
Freedom in the District of ColumbiaFreedom in New MexicoIndemnities | 278 |
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