The Life of Thomas Jefferson: Author of the Declaration of Independence, and Third President of the United States ...Mack & Andrus, 1834 - Počet stran: 267 |
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... effects and consequences have been beneficially felt over a great part of the globe . " History , " said professor Silliman in 1820 , " presents no struggle for liberty which has in it more of the moral sublime than that of the American ...
... effects and consequences have been beneficially felt over a great part of the globe . " History , " said professor Silliman in 1820 , " presents no struggle for liberty which has in it more of the moral sublime than that of the American ...
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... effect of the regal government , from which nothing liberal , or that innovated on established errour , could expect success . The minds of the generality were fettered and circumscribed within narrow limits by an habitual belief that ...
... effect of the regal government , from which nothing liberal , or that innovated on established errour , could expect success . The minds of the generality were fettered and circumscribed within narrow limits by an habitual belief that ...
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... effects of oratorial eloquence ! Its power is almost irresisti- ble it penetrates , says one who seems to have been un- der the fascination of its influence , into the inmost re- cesses of the soul . It is able to excite or to calm the ...
... effects of oratorial eloquence ! Its power is almost irresisti- ble it penetrates , says one who seems to have been un- der the fascination of its influence , into the inmost re- cesses of the soul . It is able to excite or to calm the ...
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... effect that institution of government erected by themselves for their use and benefit , and consequently subject to their superintendence . He reminded him that our an- cestors had been British freemen ; that they had ac- quired their ...
... effect that institution of government erected by themselves for their use and benefit , and consequently subject to their superintendence . He reminded him that our an- cestors had been British freemen ; that they had ac- quired their ...
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... effect a reconciliation . The certain intelligence which had been received of the transactions of Congress , and the astonishing concord which prevailed in America , made the ministers loath to embrace extreme counsels , and inclined to ...
... effect a reconciliation . The certain intelligence which had been received of the transactions of Congress , and the astonishing concord which prevailed in America , made the ministers loath to embrace extreme counsels , and inclined to ...
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