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... been made acquainted with mark , as a measure of wise and vigorous those
particulars , and that information , policy , and one productive of the most which
he thought the whole house was salutary consequences ; sentiments which
entitled ...
... been made acquainted with mark , as a measure of wise and vigorous those
particulars , and that information , policy , and one productive of the most which
he thought the whole house was salutary consequences ; sentiments which
entitled ...
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Now , tion to the hostility of France , Spain , Hol- as to the first proposition , I
contend , that land and Italy , which we knew before , in the whole history of this
country , or of Russia , Austria and Denmark are also hos- the negotiations of
other ...
Now , tion to the hostility of France , Spain , Hol- as to the first proposition , I
contend , that land and Italy , which we knew before , in the whole history of this
country , or of Russia , Austria and Denmark are also hos- the negotiations of
other ...
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... persons by whom they were made.preservation : and because the obsery- |
The conduct , besides , of ministers , in the ance of this rule should , if possible ,
be whole transaction , is in manifest opposiheld more sacred by great and
powerful ...
... persons by whom they were made.preservation : and because the obsery- |
The conduct , besides , of ministers , in the ance of this rule should , if possible ,
be whole transaction , is in manifest opposiheld more sacred by great and
powerful ...
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In the moral character of our go- that we were ready to act with hostility vernment
and of our people , in the wisdom not only against France but against the and
energy of the one , in the bravery and whole world . A great deal had been said ...
In the moral character of our go- that we were ready to act with hostility vernment
and of our people , in the wisdom not only against France but against the and
energy of the one , in the bravery and whole world . A great deal had been said ...
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or sixteen hulks , but had excited an inex- , speech which had not been touched
upon tinguishable hatred in the breasts of the by his right hon . friend , that he
thought Danes , and given the whole maritime po- deserving of notice , namely ,
the ...
or sixteen hulks , but had excited an inex- , speech which had not been touched
upon tinguishable hatred in the breasts of the by his right hon . friend , that he
thought Danes , and given the whole maritime po- deserving of notice , namely ,
the ...
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