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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... whole imputation , both as to motive and fact , be a fabrication and a calumny , the punishment which belongs to me , if guilty , is too mild for him who wilfully makes it . " I am aware , sir , of the constitutional privilege under ...
... whole imputation , both as to motive and fact , be a fabrication and a calumny , the punishment which belongs to me , if guilty , is too mild for him who wilfully makes it . " I am aware , sir , of the constitutional privilege under ...
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... whole amount . To expect to obtain payment by a treaty of peace would be worse than idle . If our honor would be involved in such a termination of the contest , the honor of France would be equally involved in the opposite . The ...
... whole amount . To expect to obtain payment by a treaty of peace would be worse than idle . If our honor would be involved in such a termination of the contest , the honor of France would be equally involved in the opposite . The ...
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... whole expenditure then , exclusive of the public debt , had not ex- ceeded ten millions . It was now twenty - five or twenty - six millions , and yet Mr. C. was accused of inconsistency in opposing , under circumstances so different ...
... whole expenditure then , exclusive of the public debt , had not ex- ceeded ten millions . It was now twenty - five or twenty - six millions , and yet Mr. C. was accused of inconsistency in opposing , under circumstances so different ...
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... whole powers of the system . Mr. C. held it to be due to the memory of Mr. Madison and to the powerful argument just read in his report , that questions of this kind should be considered with all possible caution . He had given his ...
... whole powers of the system . Mr. C. held it to be due to the memory of Mr. Madison and to the powerful argument just read in his report , that questions of this kind should be considered with all possible caution . He had given his ...
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... whole tariff party , comprehend- ing New England , where industry was divided between manufactures on one side , and commerce and navigation on the other . The staple States were wholly opposed to the protective system , and their ...
... whole tariff party , comprehend- ing New England , where industry was divided between manufactures on one side , and commerce and navigation on the other . The staple States were wholly opposed to the protective system , and their ...
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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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