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... honor , and that the coldness of age has not made him insensible to the voice of patriotism . As a man , he has always enjoyed our highest es- teem ; and as a public agent , our greatest confidence . The force and fitness of his ...
... honor , and that the coldness of age has not made him insensible to the voice of patriotism . As a man , he has always enjoyed our highest es- teem ; and as a public agent , our greatest confidence . The force and fitness of his ...
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... honor of his State , the faith of the people , the honor of their motives , all depended in a great de- gree upon this fearless and gallant man . In plain and simple language , he showed the spirit which actuated his State . He exposed ...
... honor of his State , the faith of the people , the honor of their motives , all depended in a great de- gree upon this fearless and gallant man . In plain and simple language , he showed the spirit which actuated his State . He exposed ...
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... honor him . They all heard me most attentively , but made no reply ; then after viewing the house in which he lived , and the grounds he cultivated , and the walks he often trod , we pre- pared to return to the boat . As we were leaving ...
... honor him . They all heard me most attentively , but made no reply ; then after viewing the house in which he lived , and the grounds he cultivated , and the walks he often trod , we pre- pared to return to the boat . As we were leaving ...
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