The Works of Daniel Webster ...: Speeches on various occasionsC.C. Little and J. Brown, 1851 |
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... extemporized rostrum Mr. Webster continued his address , without having been in the slightest degree disturbed in his tone of remark by the annoying inci- dent . MASS MEETING AT SARATOGA . * WE are , my 4 MASS MEETING AT SARATOGA .
... extemporized rostrum Mr. Webster continued his address , without having been in the slightest degree disturbed in his tone of remark by the annoying inci- dent . MASS MEETING AT SARATOGA . * WE are , my 4 MASS MEETING AT SARATOGA .
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... continued . How was it in the next ten years ? From 1830 to 1840 , the increase of banks , instead of twenty - two , as in the preceding ten years , was three hundred and forty - eight ; and the increase of banking capi- tal , instead ...
... continued . How was it in the next ten years ? From 1830 to 1840 , the increase of banks , instead of twenty - two , as in the preceding ten years , was three hundred and forty - eight ; and the increase of banking capi- tal , instead ...
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... continued to do so until that ma- jority has not only become very large , but till it has united in its objects and in its candidate , and , by these strenuous and extra- ordinary efforts , is enabled to turn the administration out of ...
... continued to do so until that ma- jority has not only become very large , but till it has united in its objects and in its candidate , and , by these strenuous and extra- ordinary efforts , is enabled to turn the administration out of ...
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... continued exercise of power , able to bring over a majority of the people's representatives to the sup- port of such a measure as the sub - treasury , which , when it was first proposed , received but little favor in any part of the ...
... continued exercise of power , able to bring over a majority of the people's representatives to the sup- port of such a measure as the sub - treasury , which , when it was first proposed , received but little favor in any part of the ...
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... continued , and a voice from the crowd exclaimed , " We wish this could be heard from Maryland to Louisiana , and we desire that the sen- timent just expressed may be repeated . Repeat ! Repeat ! " ] Well , I repeat it ; proclaim it on ...
... continued , and a voice from the crowd exclaimed , " We wish this could be heard from Maryland to Louisiana , and we desire that the sen- timent just expressed may be repeated . Repeat ! Repeat ! " ] Well , I repeat it ; proclaim it on ...
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