The Life, Eulogy, and Great Orations of Daniel WebsterW.M. Hayward & Company, 1853 - 112 страница |
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... mind which his subsequent career brought out into so full a develop- ment . " He was re - elected to Congress in 1814 , and in December 1815 , removed to Boston , where he devoted himself to legal practice . His reputation as a lawyer ...
... mind which his subsequent career brought out into so full a develop- ment . " He was re - elected to Congress in 1814 , and in December 1815 , removed to Boston , where he devoted himself to legal practice . His reputation as a lawyer ...
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... mind - was delivered in the Senate on the 26th of January 1830 , in the debate on what are called ' Foot's Resolutions . ' Next to the Constitution itself , this speech is esteemed to be the most correct and ample definition of the true ...
... mind - was delivered in the Senate on the 26th of January 1830 , in the debate on what are called ' Foot's Resolutions . ' Next to the Constitution itself , this speech is esteemed to be the most correct and ample definition of the true ...
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... mind . His public life comprised a period of nearly thirty - three years , during which he never shrunk from the declaration of his principles , nor from the full discharge of all his responsibilities . He never failed his country in ...
... mind . His public life comprised a period of nearly thirty - three years , during which he never shrunk from the declaration of his principles , nor from the full discharge of all his responsibilities . He never failed his country in ...
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... mind by the manner and language of the speaker , cast a gloom over his countenance or some other cause , it is impossible to say ; but his brow grew dark , nor for some time did his features recover their usual impassibility . 66 The ...
... mind by the manner and language of the speaker , cast a gloom over his countenance or some other cause , it is impossible to say ; but his brow grew dark , nor for some time did his features recover their usual impassibility . 66 The ...
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... mind to another . They can only be described in general terms . " Of the effectiveness of Mr. Webster's manner , in many parts , " says Mr. Everett , " it would be in vain to attempt to give any one not present the faintest idea . It ...
... mind to another . They can only be described in general terms . " Of the effectiveness of Mr. Webster's manner , in many parts , " says Mr. Everett , " it would be in vain to attempt to give any one not present the faintest idea . It ...
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