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The whole education of his youth consisted in his acquiring the Latin language , which his mother taught bim . Early inheriting a considerable fortune , he squandered it in dissipation , and sat down at thirty , a reformed man , to the ...
The whole education of his youth consisted in his acquiring the Latin language , which his mother taught bim . Early inheriting a considerable fortune , he squandered it in dissipation , and sat down at thirty , a reformed man , to the ...
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Studious to support them , zealous to advance them , my whole being is devoted to this glorious cause . I was never known to walk abroad with a face of joy and exultation at the success of the enemy , embracing and announcing the joyous ...
Studious to support them , zealous to advance them , my whole being is devoted to this glorious cause . I was never known to walk abroad with a face of joy and exultation at the success of the enemy , embracing and announcing the joyous ...
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And if he extends his survey over the whole earth , he can scarcely avoid the conclusion that free trade among all nations would be as advantageous to all nations as it is to the thirty - seven States of the American Union .
And if he extends his survey over the whole earth , he can scarcely avoid the conclusion that free trade among all nations would be as advantageous to all nations as it is to the thirty - seven States of the American Union .
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Miserably sick and infirm as he was , he consented to stand for reelection , because there was no other candidate strong enough to defeat Henry Clay ; and he employed all his art , and the whole power of the administration , during his ...
Miserably sick and infirm as he was , he consented to stand for reelection , because there was no other candidate strong enough to defeat Henry Clay ; and he employed all his art , and the whole power of the administration , during his ...
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With John C. Calhoun sitting near him in the Senate - chamber , and with fireeaters swarming at the other end of the Capitol , he could , as late as 1843 , cast the whole blame of the slavery excitement upon the few individuals at the ...
With John C. Calhoun sitting near him in the Senate - chamber , and with fireeaters swarming at the other end of the Capitol , he could , as late as 1843 , cast the whole blame of the slavery excitement upon the few individuals at the ...
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