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... cause , and while it took from us a Warren gave us a Washington - to the 14th day of December , 1799 , when he died ... causes for At the head of a victorious army , of which 154 NILES NATIONAL REGISTER .
... cause , and while it took from us a Warren gave us a Washington - to the 14th day of December , 1799 , when he died ... causes for At the head of a victorious army , of which 154 NILES NATIONAL REGISTER .
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... cause . I assure you , Mr. Speaker -and I say it not in the spirit of the least subser- Mency to this House - that I have not the most distant foreboding as to the result of this discus- sion . Texas leans for support upon the pillars ...
... cause . I assure you , Mr. Speaker -and I say it not in the spirit of the least subser- Mency to this House - that I have not the most distant foreboding as to the result of this discus- sion . Texas leans for support upon the pillars ...
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... cause , and this alone , produced these results , no intelligent man will deny . Politicians , for party purposes , may per vert the truth - they cannot destroy it ; it defies the arts of the demagogue to change or conceal it . His ...
... cause , and this alone , produced these results , no intelligent man will deny . Politicians , for party purposes , may per vert the truth - they cannot destroy it ; it defies the arts of the demagogue to change or conceal it . His ...
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