Ben Hardin: His Times and Contemporaries, with Selections from His SpeechesCourier-journal job printing Company, 1887 - 640 стор. |
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... Relation to Domestic Slavery 540-549 XXXIV . Mr. Hardin's Opinions on Sundry Subjects . 550-558 XXXV . Personal Traits . . 559-571 XXXVI . Some Things Others Thought and Said of Mr. Hardin 572-581 XXXVII . Close of Public Life . 582-592 ...
... Relation to Domestic Slavery 540-549 XXXIV . Mr. Hardin's Opinions on Sundry Subjects . 550-558 XXXV . Personal Traits . . 559-571 XXXVI . Some Things Others Thought and Said of Mr. Hardin 572-581 XXXVII . Close of Public Life . 582-592 ...
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... relations . He was a lover of books and often quoted from his reading . He was fond of repeating quotations from favorite authors and discussing them . For light literature he had no liking , but delighted in the ancient classics , and ...
... relations . He was a lover of books and often quoted from his reading . He was fond of repeating quotations from favorite authors and discussing them . For light literature he had no liking , but delighted in the ancient classics , and ...
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... relation . ultimately reached Wickliffe's ears , and , after all , had the effect desired . * Mr. Hardin was not personally fond of Mr. Clay , yet he had great admiration of his abilities as a lawyer , politician , and , especially , as ...
... relation . ultimately reached Wickliffe's ears , and , after all , had the effect desired . * Mr. Hardin was not personally fond of Mr. Clay , yet he had great admiration of his abilities as a lawyer , politician , and , especially , as ...
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... relationship . subdued , but did not extinguish , the combative passions . Premedi- tated personal altercations were indulged by the ruder classes . of the first respectability resented insults when given by a blow , and following it up ...
... relationship . subdued , but did not extinguish , the combative passions . Premedi- tated personal altercations were indulged by the ruder classes . of the first respectability resented insults when given by a blow , and following it up ...
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... Relations , reported a bill to carry into effect the stipulations of the treaty of commerce lately concluded with Great Britain . It was opposed on the ground that it was but an echo of the treaty itself , that the treaty was the law of ...
... Relations , reported a bill to carry into effect the stipulations of the treaty of commerce lately concluded with Great Britain . It was opposed on the ground that it was but an echo of the treaty itself , that the treaty was the law of ...
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