Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A. D. to 1906: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing ...Harper & brothers, 1907 |
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... honorable member rose , in his first sumed , on Thursday morning , it so hap- speech , I paid him the respect of attentive pened that it would have been convenient listening ; and when he sat down , though for me to be elsewhere . The ...
... honorable member rose , in his first sumed , on Thursday morning , it so hap- speech , I paid him the respect of attentive pened that it would have been convenient listening ; and when he sat down , though for me to be elsewhere . The ...
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... honorable member to give it dignity or decency , by attempting to elevate it , and to introduce it into the Senate . He can- of general disgust and scorn . On the contrary , the contact , if he choose to touch it , is more likely to ...
... honorable member to give it dignity or decency , by attempting to elevate it , and to introduce it into the Senate . He can- of general disgust and scorn . On the contrary , the contact , if he choose to touch it , is more likely to ...
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... honorable member with ev- have thought me routed and discomfited , erything , down even to forgotten and as the gentleman had promised . Sir , a moth - eaten twopenny pamphlets , which breath blows all this triumph away . There may be ...
... honorable member with ev- have thought me routed and discomfited , erything , down even to forgotten and as the gentleman had promised . Sir , a moth - eaten twopenny pamphlets , which breath blows all this triumph away . There may be ...
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