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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... object is to avail myself of the occasion to reiterate what I said , as broadly and fully as I uttered them on a former occasion , here in my place , where alone I am respon- sible , and where the friends of the President will have an ...
... object is to avail myself of the occasion to reiterate what I said , as broadly and fully as I uttered them on a former occasion , here in my place , where alone I am respon- sible , and where the friends of the President will have an ...
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... object is to restrict the sales of public land , in order , as is avowed , to prevent speculation ; and , by consequence , the accumulation of a surplus revenue in the treasury . The measure is understood to be an ad- ministration ...
... object is to restrict the sales of public land , in order , as is avowed , to prevent speculation ; and , by consequence , the accumulation of a surplus revenue in the treasury . The measure is understood to be an ad- ministration ...
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... object that Great Britain , or any other country , should assume this , or any other principle , it might think proper , as applicable to its own subjects , but he must pro- test against the right to adopt it as applicable to our ...
... object that Great Britain , or any other country , should assume this , or any other principle , it might think proper , as applicable to its own subjects , but he must pro- test against the right to adopt it as applicable to our ...
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... object- ing to the reduction , on the principle that the establishment of the army should be the most stable thing ... objects effected . The Senator charged him with opposing the defence of Baltimore , but the charge was not fairly ...
... object- ing to the reduction , on the principle that the establishment of the army should be the most stable thing ... objects effected . The Senator charged him with opposing the defence of Baltimore , but the charge was not fairly ...
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... object proposed . The facts , he said , were these : Mr. Madison , under the impression that these papers would be favorably received by the Public , and by Publishers , had le- vied several legacies upon them , one of some thousands of ...
... object proposed . The facts , he said , were these : Mr. Madison , under the impression that these papers would be favorably received by the Public , and by Publishers , had le- vied several legacies upon them , one of some thousands of ...
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The Works of John C. Calhoun: Speeches ... delivered in the House of ... John Caldwell Calhoun Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - 1853 |
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