The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... American , or that can , in the most remote The eternity of freedom is not the conception of a degree , contribute to establish the national charac - party of a day , or one that will be likely to aban- ter . We go for everything American ...
... American , or that can , in the most remote The eternity of freedom is not the conception of a degree , contribute to establish the national charac - party of a day , or one that will be likely to aban- ter . We go for everything American ...
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... American must be ground down by the action of his own Government to the degraded and wretched condition of an English pauper or a Russian serf . The moment an American laborer succeeded by his exertions in shutting out foreign ...
... American must be ground down by the action of his own Government to the degraded and wretched condition of an English pauper or a Russian serf . The moment an American laborer succeeded by his exertions in shutting out foreign ...
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... American , when he stands upon the rights of native - born Americans , and none but foreign despots or home - made petty tyrants tremble to hear it . Sir , we shall endeavor to maintain the elevated position on which we have been placed ...
... American , when he stands upon the rights of native - born Americans , and none but foreign despots or home - made petty tyrants tremble to hear it . Sir , we shall endeavor to maintain the elevated position on which we have been placed ...
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