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... feel to the discussion of a question involving such high of the government in 1831 had been the act of a prudent , and interests as those now under consideration , he felt bound to not of a pusillanimous government . Even Napoleon ...
... feel to the discussion of a question involving such high of the government in 1831 had been the act of a prudent , and interests as those now under consideration , he felt bound to not of a pusillanimous government . Even Napoleon ...
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... feel that he can hold office in defiance of pub- he opinion ; and the people will feel it too ; and will no longer regard the officer as one of themselves , performing services for their benefit , but they will look upon him as one ...
... feel that he can hold office in defiance of pub- he opinion ; and the people will feel it too ; and will no longer regard the officer as one of themselves , performing services for their benefit , but they will look upon him as one ...
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... feel myself more honored as well as grati- by their countenances beaming with the fire of patriotism , infi- of their friendly bands , some of them hard with honest labor- nitely more honored than I could be by any titular appendage to ...
... feel myself more honored as well as grati- by their countenances beaming with the fire of patriotism , infi- of their friendly bands , some of them hard with honest labor- nitely more honored than I could be by any titular appendage to ...
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