The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 4Houghton, Mifflin, 1884 - New York (State) |
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Page 87
... freedom . Some have preferred to retain the former . Its consequences are seen in exhausted soils , sickly states , and fretful and discontented peoples . You have chosen the wiser and better system . My policy - that policy which I ...
... freedom . Some have preferred to retain the former . Its consequences are seen in exhausted soils , sickly states , and fretful and discontented peoples . You have chosen the wiser and better system . My policy - that policy which I ...
Page 88
... freedom . If , indeed , a fair trial could be guaranteed , it might , perhaps , be well enough . But what the prospects of a fair trial for freedom under the auspices of a democratic administration are , let the history of oppressed ...
... freedom . If , indeed , a fair trial could be guaranteed , it might , perhaps , be well enough . But what the prospects of a fair trial for freedom under the auspices of a democratic administration are , let the history of oppressed ...
Page 89
... freedom - loving young men of America . " a . " ( In the evening , Mr. Seward was serenaded by a German band , attended by a brilliant parade of wide - awakes . Mr. Seward's next appointment was at Kalamazoo . Proceeding there by ...
... freedom - loving young men of America . " a . " ( In the evening , Mr. Seward was serenaded by a German band , attended by a brilliant parade of wide - awakes . Mr. Seward's next appointment was at Kalamazoo . Proceeding there by ...
Page 92
... freedom , to perpetuate that freedom for the enjoyment of their posterity , and to extend its blessings throughout the whole world , and for all generations , may have sent forth in token of sympathy with such a noble race . But ...
... freedom , to perpetuate that freedom for the enjoyment of their posterity , and to extend its blessings throughout the whole world , and for all generations , may have sent forth in token of sympathy with such a noble race . But ...
Page 99
... freedom , through trials and sufferings that have commended its young and grow- ing people to the respect of mankind and to our peculiar sympathy . " We proposed to be quiet travelers through the state of Missouri , hoping and expecting ...
... freedom , through trials and sufferings that have commended its young and grow- ing people to the respect of mankind and to our peculiar sympathy . " We proposed to be quiet travelers through the state of Missouri , hoping and expecting ...
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