The Works of John C. Calhoun: Speeches ... delivered in the House of Representatives and in the Senate of the United StatesD. Appleton, 1854 |
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... measure , there is no term of reproach which I do not deserve , and no punishment known to the laws which ought not ... measures as justice may require . " If you will neither do justice yourself , nor place the matter in a position ...
... measure , there is no term of reproach which I do not deserve , and no punishment known to the laws which ought not ... measures as justice may require . " If you will neither do justice yourself , nor place the matter in a position ...
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... measure is understood to be an ad- ministration measure . I then stated that , so far from pre- venting speculation , it would , in fact , but consummate the greatest speculation which this country has ever witnessed- a speculation ...
... measure is understood to be an ad- ministration measure . I then stated that , so far from pre- venting speculation , it would , in fact , but consummate the greatest speculation which this country has ever witnessed- a speculation ...
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... measures . The French Government itself has said , in its official journal , that it acts on the defensive , and that ... measure resulting from our own acts . But should we in turn commence arming , it must be followed on the part of ...
... measures . The French Government itself has said , in its official journal , that it acts on the defensive , and that ... measure resulting from our own acts . But should we in turn commence arming , it must be followed on the part of ...
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... measures , the more troops were ready to sustain them ; every body knew that an Indian force , when fairly opposed to ... measure of extravagance , designed chiefly to expend the money in the treasury for objects not only unnecessary but ...
... measures , the more troops were ready to sustain them ; every body knew that an Indian force , when fairly opposed to ... measure of extravagance , designed chiefly to expend the money in the treasury for objects not only unnecessary but ...
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... measure . But thus we proceeded , step by step ; one departure was made to sanction another , until , at length , they came down to the great question which had originally separated the two parties in this Government . Mr. C. admitted ...
... measure . But thus we proceeded , step by step ; one departure was made to sanction another , until , at length , they came down to the great question which had originally separated the two parties in this Government . Mr. C. admitted ...
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