The Congressional GlobeBlair & Rives, 1847 |
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... feel that France will gain infinitely more by our congratulations than by our silence . It will encourage the hearts of her people , and make them feel that , while surrounding monarchies secretly desire their failure , yet we , the ...
... feel that France will gain infinitely more by our congratulations than by our silence . It will encourage the hearts of her people , and make them feel that , while surrounding monarchies secretly desire their failure , yet we , the ...
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... feel as others similarly circumstanced must feel , the necessity of a reply . I am here to answer ; I here and now declare to my constituents and to the world , as I understand I have a right to declare , my own action upon that subject ...
... feel as others similarly circumstanced must feel , the necessity of a reply . I am here to answer ; I here and now declare to my constituents and to the world , as I understand I have a right to declare , my own action upon that subject ...
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... feel - doubt ; nor do I feel disposed to deny that every ings of gentlemen . I know some of them consider man of them believed that it was just such a meas- this institution as valuable ; but many of them , I ure as was calculated to ...
... feel - doubt ; nor do I feel disposed to deny that every ings of gentlemen . I know some of them consider man of them believed that it was just such a meas- this institution as valuable ; but many of them , I ure as was calculated to ...
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explanatory remarks by | 262 |
remarks on the bill granting land to Illinois | 535 |
remarks on slavery in the territories | 580 |
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