The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 1Houghton, Mifflin, 1884 - New York (State) |
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Page xxxviii
... regard to the education of females , it claimed for woman the highest standard of literary attainment , challenging for her the same in- tellectual advantages that were enjoyed by the other sex . At a meeting of the whigs of Cayuga ...
... regard to the education of females , it claimed for woman the highest standard of literary attainment , challenging for her the same in- tellectual advantages that were enjoyed by the other sex . At a meeting of the whigs of Cayuga ...
Page xl
... regard to these calumnies , until they had awakened a painful anxiety toward the close of the canvass . He then published his letter to the citizens of Chau- tauque county , * which , by its clear and cogent statements , put an ...
... regard to these calumnies , until they had awakened a painful anxiety toward the close of the canvass . He then published his letter to the citizens of Chau- tauque county , * which , by its clear and cogent statements , put an ...
Page xliii
... regard to condition or circumstances . * During his travels in Ireland in 1833 , he saw the effect of British policy in depriving the catholic population of the means of instruction . The people , thus kept in abject ignorance , were ...
... regard to condition or circumstances . * During his travels in Ireland in 1833 , he saw the effect of British policy in depriving the catholic population of the means of instruction . The people , thus kept in abject ignorance , were ...
Page xlv
... regard to the minimum denomination of bank paper to be used as a circulating medium . In accordance with the views of Gen. Jackson , bills under five dollars were prohibited by the legislature of 1837. The senate of 1838 refused to ...
... regard to the minimum denomination of bank paper to be used as a circulating medium . In accordance with the views of Gen. Jackson , bills under five dollars were prohibited by the legislature of 1837. The senate of 1838 refused to ...
Page xlviii
... regard to religious freedom . It was one of his strongest convic- tions , that no class of citizens should suffer from legal disabilities , on account of matters of conscience . Here , too , his views , at last , received the sanction ...
... regard to religious freedom . It was one of his strongest convic- tions , that no class of citizens should suffer from legal disabilities , on account of matters of conscience . Here , too , his views , at last , received the sanction ...
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