Brownson's Quarterly Review, Volumen1Orestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... President had simply recommended the measure to Congress , with his reasons for wishing it to be adopted , he would have done his duty , and whether Congress approved the plan or not , he would have been free from all blame . What we ...
... President had simply recommended the measure to Congress , with his reasons for wishing it to be adopted , he would have done his duty , and whether Congress approved the plan or not , he would have been free from all blame . What we ...
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... President makers or President breakers . We voted for Mr. Lincoln in 1860 , and we shall vote for him in 1864 , if he is the candidate of the loyal Union party , and with less reluctance , for though not , as we need not say , precisely ...
... President makers or President breakers . We voted for Mr. Lincoln in 1860 , and we shall vote for him in 1864 , if he is the candidate of the loyal Union party , and with less reluctance , for though not , as we need not say , precisely ...
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... president who as soon as inaugurated , will make a clean sweep of all the offices , so as to be able to reward his ... President and Vice President are elected , from four to at least ten years - fifteen years , or during life ...
... president who as soon as inaugurated , will make a clean sweep of all the offices , so as to be able to reward his ... President and Vice President are elected , from four to at least ten years - fifteen years , or during life ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND PROCLAMATION | 85 |
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