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Сторінка 18
What to do with this irrepressible surplus was the question then discussed in Mr.
Jefferson's Cabinet . The President , being a free - trader , would naturally have
said , Reduce the duties . But the younger men of the party , who had no pet ...
What to do with this irrepressible surplus was the question then discussed in Mr.
Jefferson's Cabinet . The President , being a free - trader , would naturally have
said , Reduce the duties . But the younger men of the party , who had no pet ...
Сторінка 19
James Parton. speeches , and the inspiration of his public life . The President is
discussing the question , What shall we do with the surplus ? “ Shall we suppress
the impost , and give that advantage to foreign over domestic manufactures ?
James Parton. speeches , and the inspiration of his public life . The President is
discussing the question , What shall we do with the surplus ? “ Shall we suppress
the impost , and give that advantage to foreign over domestic manufactures ?
Сторінка 22
The question occurs , then , Was it right and best for the United States to declare
war against Great Britain in 1812 ? The proper answer to this question depends
upon another : What ought we to think of Napoleon Bonaparte ? If Napoleon was
...
The question occurs , then , Was it right and best for the United States to declare
war against Great Britain in 1812 ? The proper answer to this question depends
upon another : What ought we to think of Napoleon Bonaparte ? If Napoleon was
...
Сторінка 23
... to enter into this question of Napoleon's moral position . Intelligent opinion ,
ever since the means of forming an opinion were accessible , has been
constantly judging Napoleon more leniently , and the Tory party more severely .
We can only ...
... to enter into this question of Napoleon's moral position . Intelligent opinion ,
ever since the means of forming an opinion were accessible , has been
constantly judging Napoleon more leniently , and the Tory party more severely .
We can only ...
Сторінка 26
At present , with such a debt as we have , the tariff is no longer a question with us
. The government must have its million a day ; and as no tax is less offensive to
the people than a duty on imported commodities , we seem compelled to a ...
At present , with such a debt as we have , the tariff is no longer a question with us
. The government must have its million a day ; and as no tax is less offensive to
the people than a duty on imported commodities , we seem compelled to a ...
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| Назва | Famous Americans of Recent Times |
| Автор | James Parton |
| Видавець | Ticknor and Fields, 1877 |
| Оригінал із | Гарвардський університет |
| Оцифровано | 24 жов. 2006 |
| Обсяг | 473 стор. |
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