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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Page 14
... received this double sanction . The act was undeniably in direct and gross violation of the Constitution ; no private individual similarly situated would be under the slightest legal obligation to pay debt thus impos- ed on him by a ...
... received this double sanction . The act was undeniably in direct and gross violation of the Constitution ; no private individual similarly situated would be under the slightest legal obligation to pay debt thus impos- ed on him by a ...
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... received nine shillings a week , and she tasted meat three days out of seven . In the second cottage we visited , there were six in family , scantily fed upon potatoes and salt , with an occa- sional loaf of white bread . The mo- ther's ...
... received nine shillings a week , and she tasted meat three days out of seven . In the second cottage we visited , there were six in family , scantily fed upon potatoes and salt , with an occa- sional loaf of white bread . The mo- ther's ...
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... received me with great kindness in their houses , which are better sup- plied with the conveniences , but not as many of the luxuries of life , as are found in a log - cabin in Kentucky . On their tables was usually a joint of mutton or ...
... received me with great kindness in their houses , which are better sup- plied with the conveniences , but not as many of the luxuries of life , as are found in a log - cabin in Kentucky . On their tables was usually a joint of mutton or ...
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... received with the most de- grading servility . The poor man is half annihilated ; with cap in hand , body bent , and down - cast eyes , he arti- culates unceasingly , my lord ; yes , my lord ; no , my lord ; your lordship - with an awe ...
... received with the most de- grading servility . The poor man is half annihilated ; with cap in hand , body bent , and down - cast eyes , he arti- culates unceasingly , my lord ; yes , my lord ; no , my lord ; your lordship - with an awe ...
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... received with the most liberal and en- lightened hospitality , and when my ob- ject was made known , was accompanied by his excellent and accomplished lady on a visit to no less than fifteen cotta- ges in the immediate neighborhood ...
... received with the most liberal and en- lightened hospitality , and when my ob- ject was made known , was accompanied by his excellent and accomplished lady on a visit to no less than fifteen cotta- ges in the immediate neighborhood ...
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