Lincoln: Passages from His Speeches and LettersCentury Company, 1925 - 204 páginas |
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Página 38
... unless the court decides in another way , unless the court overrules its decision . Well , we mean to do what we can to have the court decide the other way . That is one thing we mean 38.
... unless the court decides in another way , unless the court overrules its decision . Well , we mean to do what we can to have the court decide the other way . That is one thing we mean 38.
Página 60
... permit us . We think the Constitution would permit us to disturb it in the District of Columbia . Still we do not pro- pose to do that , unless it should be in terms which I don't sup- - pose the nation is very likely soon to agree 60.
... permit us . We think the Constitution would permit us to disturb it in the District of Columbia . Still we do not pro- pose to do that , unless it should be in terms which I don't sup- - pose the nation is very likely soon to agree 60.
Página 102
... unless you be allowed to construe and force the Constitution as you please , on all points in dispute between you and us . You will rule or ruin in all events . This , plainly stated , is your language . Perhaps you will say the Supreme ...
... unless you be allowed to construe and force the Constitution as you please , on all points in dispute between you and us . You will rule or ruin in all events . This , plainly stated , is your language . Perhaps you will say the Supreme ...
Página 106
... statement of facts . Under all these circum- stances , do you really feel yourselves justified to break up this government unless such a court decision as yours is shall be at once submitted to as a conclusive and final 106.
... statement of facts . Under all these circum- stances , do you really feel yourselves justified to break up this government unless such a court decision as yours is shall be at once submitted to as a conclusive and final 106.
Página 114
... view of the present aspect of affairs , there is no need of bloodshed and war . There is no necessity for it . I am not in favor of such a course ; and I may say in ad- The vance that there will be no bloodshed unless it 114.
... view of the present aspect of affairs , there is no need of bloodshed and war . There is no necessity for it . I am not in favor of such a course ; and I may say in ad- The vance that there will be no bloodshed unless it 114.
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