The United States Democratic Review, Volume 14J.& H.G. Langley, 1844 - United States Vols. 1-3, 5-8 contain the political and literary portions; v. 4 the historical register department, of the numbers published from Oct. 1837 to Dec. 1840. |
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... political institutions are incom- petent to effect the most necessary ob- jects of an efficient government . With- out feeling the slightest disposition to extenuate what we regard as a very grave error in the administration of the ...
... political institutions are incom- petent to effect the most necessary ob- jects of an efficient government . With- out feeling the slightest disposition to extenuate what we regard as a very grave error in the administration of the ...
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... political character . If , therefore , foreign nations have very little right to assume on this subject the high tone of injured innocence , it is equally true that the various classes , professions , and parties , into which we are ...
... political character . If , therefore , foreign nations have very little right to assume on this subject the high tone of injured innocence , it is equally true that the various classes , professions , and parties , into which we are ...
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... political experiment . But if the men whom we elevate to places of power , trust , and honor , as the ablest and best among us , are stained with vices of a still deeper dye than those which prevail in the courts of the old world , our ...
... political experiment . But if the men whom we elevate to places of power , trust , and honor , as the ablest and best among us , are stained with vices of a still deeper dye than those which prevail in the courts of the old world , our ...
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... political principles in Great Britain . He is the person , as he tells us himself , in a sketch of his own life prefixed to his miscellaneous writings , who originally suggested the plan of the Edinburgh Review , was its first editor ...
... political principles in Great Britain . He is the person , as he tells us himself , in a sketch of his own life prefixed to his miscellaneous writings , who originally suggested the plan of the Edinburgh Review , was its first editor ...
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... political and moral philosophy , or for aid and support in the dark hour of our country's fortunes . Of the intellectual heroes who composed this brilliant group , some have already gone to re- ceive their crown in a better world- the ...
... political and moral philosophy , or for aid and support in the dark hour of our country's fortunes . Of the intellectual heroes who composed this brilliant group , some have already gone to re- ceive their crown in a better world- the ...
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