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... letters , and could send from Washington to Ashland for a document , tell- ing in what pigeon - hole it could be found . Naturally impetuous , he acquired early in life an habitual moderation of statement , an habitual consideration for ...
... letters , and could send from Washington to Ashland for a document , tell- ing in what pigeon - hole it could be found . Naturally impetuous , he acquired early in life an habitual moderation of statement , an habitual consideration for ...
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... letters of that mysterious and ill - starred adventurer , which convinced Mr. Clay that Burr was certainly a liar , if he was not a traitor . Mr. Jef- ferson's perplexity in 1806 was similar to that of Jackson in 1833 , - too much money ...
... letters of that mysterious and ill - starred adventurer , which convinced Mr. Clay that Burr was certainly a liar , if he was not a traitor . Mr. Jef- ferson's perplexity in 1806 was similar to that of Jackson in 1833 , - too much money ...
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... letters of February , 1811 : " Clay , from Kentucky , spoke against the Bank . He is one of the finest fellows I have seen here , and one of the finest orators in the Senate , though I believe the youngest man in it . The galleries ...
... letters of February , 1811 : " Clay , from Kentucky , spoke against the Bank . He is one of the finest fellows I have seen here , and one of the finest orators in the Senate , though I believe the youngest man in it . The galleries ...
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... letters and speeches there is not a word to show that he then anticipated the surplus , or the embarrassments to which it gave rise ; though he could not have forgotten that a very trifling surplus was one of the chief anxieties of Mr ...
... letters and speeches there is not a word to show that he then anticipated the surplus , or the embarrassments to which it gave rise ; though he could not have forgotten that a very trifling surplus was one of the chief anxieties of Mr ...
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... letters enough for a large town ; to have your life written several times a year ; to be obliged continually to refute calumnies and " define your position " ; to live under a horrid necessity to be pointedly civil to all the world ; to ...
... letters enough for a large town ; to have your life written several times a year ; to be obliged continually to refute calumnies and " define your position " ; to live under a horrid necessity to be pointedly civil to all the world ; to ...
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