The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... honor , which requires us to incur them . Instead of vindicating our national honor , we should incur most deep dishonor by hurrying precipitately into a war upon a question which may be well and honorably adjusted without it . I deny ...
... honor , which requires us to incur them . Instead of vindicating our national honor , we should incur most deep dishonor by hurrying precipitately into a war upon a question which may be well and honorably adjusted without it . I deny ...
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... honor . The na- tional honor must be left to the keeping of the Whigs , I suppose . Alluding to those members of Congress who dared to speak of national honor , in connexion with our rights in Oregon , the Cincinnati Gazette of March 24 ...
... honor . The na- tional honor must be left to the keeping of the Whigs , I suppose . Alluding to those members of Congress who dared to speak of national honor , in connexion with our rights in Oregon , the Cincinnati Gazette of March 24 ...
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... honor and the interests of the nation ; or , if all such efforts fail , to refer the question in dispute to the arbitrament of persons competent and disposed to hear patiently , act im- partially , and decide justly . After what has ...
... honor and the interests of the nation ; or , if all such efforts fail , to refer the question in dispute to the arbitrament of persons competent and disposed to hear patiently , act im- partially , and decide justly . After what has ...
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