Familiar Letters on Public Characters, and Public Events: From the Peace of 1783, to the Peace of 1815Russell, Odiorne, and Metcalfe, 1834 - Počet stran: 468 |
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Strana iii
... relations Mr. Jefferson should be viewed ? It would be doing , it is hoped , great injustice to the American public to assume that they are incompetent , or unwilling , to judge calmly and justly of historical truth , whatsoever it may ...
... relations Mr. Jefferson should be viewed ? It would be doing , it is hoped , great injustice to the American public to assume that they are incompetent , or unwilling , to judge calmly and justly of historical truth , whatsoever it may ...
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... relations . Persons in office , the rich , and those who had connexions in England , of which they were proud , were the gentry of the country , before the war . Modes of life , manners , and personal decoration , were the indications ...
... relations . Persons in office , the rich , and those who had connexions in England , of which they were proud , were the gentry of the country , before the war . Modes of life , manners , and personal decoration , were the indications ...
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... relations to the public endured so long . Among other members of this convention , were Samuel Adams , Charles Jarvis , Christopher Gore , Benjamin Lin- coln , Theophilus Parsons , George Cabot , Francis Dana , John Brooks , Caleb ...
... relations to the public endured so long . Among other members of this convention , were Samuel Adams , Charles Jarvis , Christopher Gore , Benjamin Lin- coln , Theophilus Parsons , George Cabot , Francis Dana , John Brooks , Caleb ...
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... preser- vation of peace among the states , to enabling all of them to act as one , in relation to all foreign governments , and to secure a coercive power , for all national purposes , ON PUBLIC CHARACTERS . 27 LETTER VIII.
... preser- vation of peace among the states , to enabling all of them to act as one , in relation to all foreign governments , and to secure a coercive power , for all national purposes , ON PUBLIC CHARACTERS . 27 LETTER VIII.
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... relations . This also deserves an attentive study , since it shows the principles of the policy which was carried into effect under his presidency . As these are matters of history , ably set forth in Marshall's fifth volume , it would ...
... relations . This also deserves an attentive study , since it shows the principles of the policy which was carried into effect under his presidency . As these are matters of history , ably set forth in Marshall's fifth volume , it would ...
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