The Life and Speeches of Henry Clay, Томови 1-2Greeley & McElrath, 1843 |
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... nature of the testimony that had been adduced . In criminal cases , which were much the most frequent at that early day , in the State of Kentucky , Mr. CLAY was al- most uniformly engaged on the side of the defendant . He was led to ...
... nature of the testimony that had been adduced . In criminal cases , which were much the most frequent at that early day , in the State of Kentucky , Mr. CLAY was al- most uniformly engaged on the side of the defendant . He was led to ...
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... nature . Then , as now and through all his life , he expressed , openly and frankly , his thorough opposition to slavery in all its forms - deploring its existence , zealously seeking to break its chains , when the disruption would not ...
... nature . Then , as now and through all his life , he expressed , openly and frankly , his thorough opposition to slavery in all its forms - deploring its existence , zealously seeking to break its chains , when the disruption would not ...
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... nature seems very generally to have prevailed . They are accustomed to regard the administration of justice as in a great measure dependant upon the conduct of the govern- ment ; and they find it difficult to believe that under a politi ...
... nature seems very generally to have prevailed . They are accustomed to regard the administration of justice as in a great measure dependant upon the conduct of the govern- ment ; and they find it difficult to believe that under a politi ...
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... nature which forbid its transfer by implication . The extended interests it embraced , and the vast compass of the power itself , were the chief points upon which he dwelt , in maintenance of his position . He unquestionably made one of ...
... nature which forbid its transfer by implication . The extended interests it embraced , and the vast compass of the power itself , were the chief points upon which he dwelt , in maintenance of his position . He unquestionably made one of ...
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... to the ocean ; and the same right was renewedly granted by the treaty concluded by Mr. JAY in 1794. This was in fact , rendered necessary by the " law of nature , as incorporated into the law MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY . 91.
... to the ocean ; and the same right was renewedly granted by the treaty concluded by Mr. JAY in 1794. This was in fact , rendered necessary by the " law of nature , as incorporated into the law MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY . 91.
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