The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... friends ; to the President's own political household ! The incidents of the morn- ing had shown the probability , nay , the certainty of a war , if this course was persevered in . He did not mean a war with England ; for he declared ...
... friends ; to the President's own political household ! The incidents of the morn- ing had shown the probability , nay , the certainty of a war , if this course was persevered in . He did not mean a war with England ; for he declared ...
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... friends with respect to what they appear to regard as the proper course at present ; and here , let me add , that I deeply re- gretted to hear the other day something like a sneer against the course which a respectable por- tion of my ...
... friends with respect to what they appear to regard as the proper course at present ; and here , let me add , that I deeply re- gretted to hear the other day something like a sneer against the course which a respectable por- tion of my ...
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... friends ; I could appeal to my friend near me , [ Mr. BAGBY , ] or to the friend who usually occupies that seat , ( pointing to the seat of Mr. Haywood ; ) I could appeal to their sense of justice and magnanimity , not to force upon my ...
... friends ; I could appeal to my friend near me , [ Mr. BAGBY , ] or to the friend who usually occupies that seat , ( pointing to the seat of Mr. Haywood ; ) I could appeal to their sense of justice and magnanimity , not to force upon my ...
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