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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... ment , would not only weaken the confi- dence of the people in their new allies , but produce such prejudice and resent ment as might prevent their giving the fleet , in its present distress , such zealous and effectual assistance as ...
... ment , would not only weaken the confi- dence of the people in their new allies , but produce such prejudice and resent ment as might prevent their giving the fleet , in its present distress , such zealous and effectual assistance as ...
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... ment ; say it is composed by any thing but inspiration ; you ought to be ex- tremely cautious , watchful , jealous of your liberty ; for instead of securing your rights , you may lose them forever . If a wrong step be now made , the re ...
... ment ; say it is composed by any thing but inspiration ; you ought to be ex- tremely cautious , watchful , jealous of your liberty ; for instead of securing your rights , you may lose them forever . If a wrong step be now made , the re ...
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... ment ; in vain does the thirst of riches preponderate over honor in the political balance of America ; all this manage- ment , all this condescension , all this hu- mility , end in nothing ; our enemies laugh at it ; and the French ...
... ment ; in vain does the thirst of riches preponderate over honor in the political balance of America ; all this manage- ment , all this condescension , all this hu- mility , end in nothing ; our enemies laugh at it ; and the French ...
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