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... principles of Jefferson - still more recent than Washing- ton's example - had begun to grow obscure in the silent and quiet progress of the country . Clay had begun to press in Congress the protective policy , in a high Tariff , with ...
... principles of Jefferson - still more recent than Washing- ton's example - had begun to grow obscure in the silent and quiet progress of the country . Clay had begun to press in Congress the protective policy , in a high Tariff , with ...
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... principles , if satisfied that they are just ; but if con- vinced that they are not , it will openly relinquish them , but not dispose of them under false pretence , as the Republicans have done . We have no right , however , to take ...
... principles , if satisfied that they are just ; but if con- vinced that they are not , it will openly relinquish them , but not dispose of them under false pretence , as the Republicans have done . We have no right , however , to take ...
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the principles of those Democratic statesmen were adopted as a political party platform , and from these principles the Demo- cratic party has had no occasion to turn aside . Consistent in its love of freedom , firm in its purposes ...
the principles of those Democratic statesmen were adopted as a political party platform , and from these principles the Demo- cratic party has had no occasion to turn aside . Consistent in its love of freedom , firm in its purposes ...
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PORTRAITS OF HON AARON V BROWN POSTMASTER GENERAL | 66 |
Arnold and Andrè meeting of 300 Constitution the 426 | 192 |
Bard the Favorite 186 D | 335 |
Urheberrecht | |
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