Famous Americans of Recent TimesHoughton, Mifflin, 1890 - 473 стор. |
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... Republican of the Jeffersonian school . Under Wythe , who emancipated his slaves before his death , and set apart a portion of his estate for their maintenance , he acquired a repugnance to slavery which he never lost . The Chancellor's ...
... Republican of the Jeffersonian school . Under Wythe , who emancipated his slaves before his death , and set apart a portion of his estate for their maintenance , he acquired a repugnance to slavery which he never lost . The Chancellor's ...
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... republican principles he had imbibed in Richmond , he won that immediate and intense popularity which an orator always wins who gives powerful expression to the sentiments of his hearers . We cannot wonder that , at the close of an ...
... republican principles he had imbibed in Richmond , he won that immediate and intense popularity which an orator always wins who gives powerful expression to the sentiments of his hearers . We cannot wonder that , at the close of an ...
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... Republican party , under Clay , Adams , Calhoun , and Rush , went as far in this business of road - making and canal - digging as Hamilton him self could have desired . Thus it was that Jefferson rendered true his own saying , " We are ...
... Republican party , under Clay , Adams , Calhoun , and Rush , went as far in this business of road - making and canal - digging as Hamilton him self could have desired . Thus it was that Jefferson rendered true his own saying , " We are ...
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... Revelation down to the most insignificant quadruped . " The Republicans , on the contrary , spoke of him always with moderation and decency , sometimes with commenda on , and occasionally he was toasted at heir public 22 HENRY CLAY .
... Revelation down to the most insignificant quadruped . " The Republicans , on the contrary , spoke of him always with moderation and decency , sometimes with commenda on , and occasionally he was toasted at heir public 22 HENRY CLAY .
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... Republicans , who had carried on the war , devolved the task of " reconstruction . " Before they had made much pro- gress in it , they came within an ace of being consigned to pri- vate life , Clay himself having as narrow an escape as ...
... Republicans , who had carried on the war , devolved the task of " reconstruction . " Before they had made much pro- gress in it , they came within an ace of being consigned to pri- vate life , Clay himself having as narrow an escape as ...
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