The Life and Speeches of Henry Clay ...Greeley & McElrath, 1843 |
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... condition , and less re- gardful of human rights than those they had sought to esta- blish . With those who were but slightly acquainted with the true character of this copious fountain of justice , a - 38 MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY .
... condition , and less re- gardful of human rights than those they had sought to esta- blish . With those who were but slightly acquainted with the true character of this copious fountain of justice , a - 38 MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY .
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... true nature and purposes of civil authority , and known , in repeat- ed instances , most wantonly to have violated the principles of liberty and of right , the requirements of justice should be either well understood and clearly defined ...
... true nature and purposes of civil authority , and known , in repeat- ed instances , most wantonly to have violated the principles of liberty and of right , the requirements of justice should be either well understood and clearly defined ...
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... true interests and to the best good of the country , than by the high ability and the splendid eloquence by which he had always enforced his views and given them weight with his fellow members of the State Legislature . He was now to ...
... true interests and to the best good of the country , than by the high ability and the splendid eloquence by which he had always enforced his views and given them weight with his fellow members of the State Legislature . He was now to ...
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... true light , the magnitude and merit of his exertions in its behalf , a connected statement of the condition and wants of the leading interests of the country will be necessary ; and we deeply regret that our narrow limits forbid the ...
... true light , the magnitude and merit of his exertions in its behalf , a connected statement of the condition and wants of the leading interests of the country will be necessary ; and we deeply regret that our narrow limits forbid the ...
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... true ; as the offer never would have been made , even to save him from so dire an emergency . Mr. CLAY immediately demanded the name of the " distinguished member of Congress , " through whom the overtures had been made , and received ...
... true ; as the offer never would have been made , even to save him from so dire an emergency . Mr. CLAY immediately demanded the name of the " distinguished member of Congress , " through whom the overtures had been made , and received ...
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