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We believe that , in a free country , every citizen should be able to stand undaunted before his fellowcitizens , and give an account of the faith that is in him . It is no ; argument against oratory to point to the Disraelis of both ...
We believe that , in a free country , every citizen should be able to stand undaunted before his fellowcitizens , and give an account of the faith that is in him . It is no ; argument against oratory to point to the Disraelis of both ...
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the rest of us that give to such men their preposterous impor . tance . It were a calamity to America if , in the present rage fou ball - playing and boat - rowing , which we heartily rejoice in , the debating society should be ...
the rest of us that give to such men their preposterous impor . tance . It were a calamity to America if , in the present rage fou ball - playing and boat - rowing , which we heartily rejoice in , the debating society should be ...
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“ Shall we suppress the impost , and give that advantage to foreign over domestic manufactures ? On a few articles of more general and necessary use , the suppression , in due season , will doubtless be right ; but the great mass of the ...
“ Shall we suppress the impost , and give that advantage to foreign over domestic manufactures ? On a few articles of more general and necessary use , the suppression , in due season , will doubtless be right ; but the great mass of the ...
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The Frenchman listened to her with perfect patience , and when she had ceased said to her , with ineffable politeness , · Madam , it would give my master , the Emperor , infinite pain if he knew how hardly you thought of him .
The Frenchman listened to her with perfect patience , and when she had ceased said to her , with ineffable politeness , · Madam , it would give my master , the Emperor , infinite pain if he knew how hardly you thought of him .
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... for when he looks abroad over the great assemblage of sovereignties which he calls the United States , and asks himself the reason of their rapid and uniform prosperity for the last eighty years , what answer can he give but this ?
... for when he looks abroad over the great assemblage of sovereignties which he calls the United States , and asks himself the reason of their rapid and uniform prosperity for the last eighty years , what answer can he give but this ?
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