Great Issues in American History, Svazek 2Richard Hofstadter, Clarence Lester Ver Steeg Vintage Books, 1969 |
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Strana 272
... fact that we have depended too much upon foreign sources of supply , and excited too little the native ; in the fact that , whilst we have cultivated , with as- siduous care , our foreign resources , we have suffered those at home to ...
... fact that we have depended too much upon foreign sources of supply , and excited too little the native ; in the fact that , whilst we have cultivated , with as- siduous care , our foreign resources , we have suffered those at home to ...
Strana 281
... fact , to annul the division itself , and to consolidate , in the one left in the exclusive possession of the right , all powers of government ; for it is not possible to distinguish , practically , between a govern- ment having all ...
... fact , to annul the division itself , and to consolidate , in the one left in the exclusive possession of the right , all powers of government ; for it is not possible to distinguish , practically , between a govern- ment having all ...
Strana 317
... fact , known to every man in the south , that the most cruel masters are those who have been unaccus- tomed to slavery . It is well known that northern gentlemen who marry southern heiresses , are much severer masters than southern ...
... fact , known to every man in the south , that the most cruel masters are those who have been unaccus- tomed to slavery . It is well known that northern gentlemen who marry southern heiresses , are much severer masters than southern ...
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