Life and Public Services of John Quincy Adams, Sixth President of the United States: With the Eulogy Delivered Before the Legislature of New YorkSaxton, 1859 - 404 páginas |
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... republic with favor . But they could not withhold the exhibition of reluctant respect It was at such a time as this , and in such circum stances , that John Quincy Adams surveyed , from a new position , the colossal structure of British ...
... republic with favor . But they could not withhold the exhibition of reluctant respect It was at such a time as this , and in such circum stances , that John Quincy Adams surveyed , from a new position , the colossal structure of British ...
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... Republic , as conclusive evidence that self - government , among any people , was a mere Uto- pian dream , which could never be realized . The establishment of a republican government in America , had not been relished by the monarchies ...
... Republic , as conclusive evidence that self - government , among any people , was a mere Uto- pian dream , which could never be realized . The establishment of a republican government in America , had not been relished by the monarchies ...
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... Republic . The people , influenced by certain " elective affinities , " had become sundered into two great political parties - Conservative and Progressive , or Federal and Democratic . Both were distrustful of the Constitution . The ...
... Republic . The people , influenced by certain " elective affinities , " had become sundered into two great political parties - Conservative and Progressive , or Federal and Democratic . Both were distrustful of the Constitution . The ...
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... Republic , and re- establish a monarchy , he was equally far from favoring the turn which affairs were clearly taking in that un- happy country . He evidently foresaw the French Revolution would prove a failure ; and that it was enge ...
... Republic , and re- establish a monarchy , he was equally far from favoring the turn which affairs were clearly taking in that un- happy country . He evidently foresaw the French Revolution would prove a failure ; and that it was enge ...
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... Republic . Some idea may be obtained of the excitement which prevailed at this time , and of the perilous condition of the country , by an extract or two from letters of Vice - President John Adams . In a letter dated Philadelphia , Dec ...
... Republic . Some idea may be obtained of the excitement which prevailed at this time , and of the perilous condition of the country , by an extract or two from letters of Vice - President John Adams . In a letter dated Philadelphia , Dec ...
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