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... Robert J. Walker . I had read his speeches while he was a Senator in Congress , and knew a good deal of his history ; but I was not prepared to see so small and insignificant - look- ing a person , nor yet for the marvelous power which ...
... Robert J. Walker . I had read his speeches while he was a Senator in Congress , and knew a good deal of his history ; but I was not prepared to see so small and insignificant - look- ing a person , nor yet for the marvelous power which ...
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... Robert Brown Elliott is a better scholar and speaker than Lau- rence M. Keitt , who , having helped to create the rebellion , died in fighting for it ; and that Benjamin Sterling Turner , of Selma , Alabama , a self - educated slave ...
... Robert Brown Elliott is a better scholar and speaker than Lau- rence M. Keitt , who , having helped to create the rebellion , died in fighting for it ; and that Benjamin Sterling Turner , of Selma , Alabama , a self - educated slave ...
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... Robert , fine poem on the murder of , 331 . McDougall , Senator James A. , of Califor- nia , his career and character , 147 ; his pe culiar eloquence , 148 . McDowell , James , of Virginia , on admis- sion of California as a free State ...
... Robert , fine poem on the murder of , 331 . McDougall , Senator James A. , of Califor- nia , his career and character , 147 ; his pe culiar eloquence , 148 . McDowell , James , of Virginia , on admis- sion of California as a free State ...
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