The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 16Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1815 |
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... parties of the country . It was strong enough to attract to itself that court which the selfishness of politics ... party as having done it ! Has it indeed come to this ? Has Abolitionism held in its power the arbitrament of this ...
... parties of the country . It was strong enough to attract to itself that court which the selfishness of politics ... party as having done it ! Has it indeed come to this ? Has Abolitionism held in its power the arbitrament of this ...
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... Party looked on as we stood by , and witnessed all the intense effort made by our opponents to carry off the whole ... party at the late election . Such a third party , " as a political fact , is , we repeat , no joke . It may be ...
... Party looked on as we stood by , and witnessed all the intense effort made by our opponents to carry off the whole ... party at the late election . Such a third party , " as a political fact , is , we repeat , no joke . It may be ...
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... party , to which they have risen , or rather to which they have been raised , any such advance ? Far indeed from it . They might go on , and if the same influences were unwisely continued which alone have ministered to their progressive ...
... party , to which they have risen , or rather to which they have been raised , any such advance ? Far indeed from it . They might go on , and if the same influences were unwisely continued which alone have ministered to their progressive ...
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... party less forward than the other in this race of mutual disgrace . The persecutions of this character which attended the earlier years of Abolitionism at the North , gave it early a moral vigor and vitality which started it powerfully ...
... party less forward than the other in this race of mutual disgrace . The persecutions of this character which attended the earlier years of Abolitionism at the North , gave it early a moral vigor and vitality which started it powerfully ...
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... party in Congress it was which stood by the South in the establishment and main- tenance of that rule of internal proce- dure , with no small difficulty and no small danger , yet faithfully and firmly . The secret of this resides simply ...
... party in Congress it was which stood by the South in the establishment and main- tenance of that rule of internal proce- dure , with no small difficulty and no small danger , yet faithfully and firmly . The secret of this resides simply ...
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