History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of President Johnson, 第 2 卷Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... less patient , less vir- tuous , and less persevering than that which I have had the honor to command . But while I mention those things which are notorious facts , as the defects of our Federal Constitution , particularly in the ...
... less patient , less vir- tuous , and less persevering than that which I have had the honor to command . But while I mention those things which are notorious facts , as the defects of our Federal Constitution , particularly in the ...
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... less oppressed with taxes of this description . Where resort was had to excises , which would be laid on foreign as well as domestic articles , greater inducements would be held out to smuggling , materially affect- ing the revenue of ...
... less oppressed with taxes of this description . Where resort was had to excises , which would be laid on foreign as well as domestic articles , greater inducements would be held out to smuggling , materially affect- ing the revenue of ...
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... less value ; that what we possess should not be risked for what we desire , without great odds in our favor ; still less , if the chance is infinitely against us . If these considerations should fail of their effect , it will be ...
... less value ; that what we possess should not be risked for what we desire , without great odds in our favor ; still less , if the chance is infinitely against us . If these considerations should fail of their effect , it will be ...
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