The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... nature has reversed her laws , because " accident " or " necessity " drives the alien from his homestead , where his heart has struck deep its roots , and his affections have fondly blos- somed - or shall we be faithful to our own creed ...
... nature has reversed her laws , because " accident " or " necessity " drives the alien from his homestead , where his heart has struck deep its roots , and his affections have fondly blos- somed - or shall we be faithful to our own creed ...
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... nature ; and I trembled as I thought of the day when Canada might point to the precedent you have established , and ask for an immediate representation on this floor - a re- presentation based on the most uncompromising monarchists on ...
... nature ; and I trembled as I thought of the day when Canada might point to the precedent you have established , and ask for an immediate representation on this floor - a re- presentation based on the most uncompromising monarchists on ...
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... natural channel of the present " West ; " its thousand feeders , stretching to the right and left , nature designed should gather into this great channel the immeasurable products of the region which it drains . Every work of art which ...
... natural channel of the present " West ; " its thousand feeders , stretching to the right and left , nature designed should gather into this great channel the immeasurable products of the region which it drains . Every work of art which ...
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