History of Public Speaking in AmericaAllyn and Bacon, 1965 - 566 страница |
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... Toombs used the " cornerstone " term which Stephens was later to pick up - but in Toombs's view " the cornerstone of republican government " is the principle of " all individual rights as subordinate to the great interests of the whole ...
... Toombs used the " cornerstone " term which Stephens was later to pick up - but in Toombs's view " the cornerstone of republican government " is the principle of " all individual rights as subordinate to the great interests of the whole ...
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... Toombs had declined that year to be a candidate for Congress . In 1844 he sought the post eagerly and was elected . For the first two years , Toombs listened much , spoke little , and sought to prove his devotion to the Union . To show ...
... Toombs had declined that year to be a candidate for Congress . In 1844 he sought the post eagerly and was elected . For the first two years , Toombs listened much , spoke little , and sought to prove his devotion to the Union . To show ...
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... Toombs was elected to the Senate . There he supported Douglas's program of " popu- lar sovereignty , " though he was outraged by the rejection of the Le- compton slave constitution for Kansas . During the campaign of 1856 , he said ...
... Toombs was elected to the Senate . There he supported Douglas's program of " popu- lar sovereignty , " though he was outraged by the rejection of the Le- compton slave constitution for Kansas . During the campaign of 1856 , he said ...
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