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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... passed , specula- tions could not go on , and the price of the public lands must consequently be reduced . He contended that every man could not but see that it would be utter ruin to those who had borrowed money , to speculate in lands ...
... passed , specula- tions could not go on , and the price of the public lands must consequently be reduced . He contended that every man could not but see that it would be utter ruin to those who had borrowed money , to speculate in lands ...
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... passed , it would only con- summate their wishes , ' & c . , & c . , & c . " Knowing the liabilities of reporters to err in taking down and writing out the speeches of members of Congress , I have made inquiry in relation to the ...
... passed , it would only con- summate their wishes , ' & c . , & c . , & c . " Knowing the liabilities of reporters to err in taking down and writing out the speeches of members of Congress , I have made inquiry in relation to the ...
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... passed , but not without a condition - a condition which causes the present difficulty . I deeply regret , said Mr. C. , the condition . In my opin- ion the honor of France did not require it , and the only vin- dication that can be ...
... passed , but not without a condition - a condition which causes the present difficulty . I deeply regret , said Mr. C. , the condition . In my opin- ion the honor of France did not require it , and the only vin- dication that can be ...
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... passed the Atlantic and reached Paris . How unfortu- nate would be the consequence ! What new entanglements and difficulties would be caused in the relations of the two countries ! Why all this ? Who can explain ? Will any friend of the ...
... passed the Atlantic and reached Paris . How unfortu- nate would be the consequence ! What new entanglements and difficulties would be caused in the relations of the two countries ! Why all this ? Who can explain ? Will any friend of the ...
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... passed , should prepare for the worst ; and such preparation ought fairly to be considered , not as a me- nace , but as a precautionary measure resulting from our own acts . But should we in turn commence arming , it must be followed on ...
... passed , should prepare for the worst ; and such preparation ought fairly to be considered , not as a me- nace , but as a precautionary measure resulting from our own acts . But should we in turn commence arming , it must be followed on ...
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