The Statesmen of America in 1846Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1847 - 548 Seiten |
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... south western frontier would be left open , and exposed to the invasion of this powerful and hostile nation , and that the means would thus be placed under its control of exciting a servile insurrection within our borders . On the other ...
... south western frontier would be left open , and exposed to the invasion of this powerful and hostile nation , and that the means would thus be placed under its control of exciting a servile insurrection within our borders . On the other ...
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... south , to a climate more congenial to their nature ; and may they not finally pass off into Mexico , and there mingle with a race where no prejudice exists against their colour ? The Mexican nation is composed of Spaniards , Indians ...
... south , to a climate more congenial to their nature ; and may they not finally pass off into Mexico , and there mingle with a race where no prejudice exists against their colour ? The Mexican nation is composed of Spaniards , Indians ...
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... south of Virginia is his home ; he is the father of a numerous family , and the owner of slaves , who are happy in his service , and would not change it for their freedom . * In corroboration of this remark I have extracted the ...
... south of Virginia is his home ; he is the father of a numerous family , and the owner of slaves , who are happy in his service , and would not change it for their freedom . * In corroboration of this remark I have extracted the ...
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... , and that New England , and par- ticularly Massachusetts , could not thrive without it . Now this is an error ; the South and West began the system of high protective duties for the purpose THE HON . ABBOTT LAWRENCE . 91.
... , and that New England , and par- ticularly Massachusetts , could not thrive without it . Now this is an error ; the South and West began the system of high protective duties for the purpose THE HON . ABBOTT LAWRENCE . 91.
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... south , and above one hundred wide , rich in soil , grass and timber , sufficient of itself to constitute a respectable State , and now the seat of the British commercial and military post of Van- couver , and of their great farming ...
... south , and above one hundred wide , rich in soil , grass and timber , sufficient of itself to constitute a respectable State , and now the seat of the British commercial and military post of Van- couver , and of their great farming ...
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