A Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Presidents, 1789-1897: 1817-1833U.S. Government Printing Office, 1896 |
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... character , and with it , perhaps , our liberties . A people who fail to do it can scarcely be said to hold a place among independent na- tions . National honor is national property of the highest value . The sentiment in the mind of ...
... character , and with it , perhaps , our liberties . A people who fail to do it can scarcely be said to hold a place among independent na- tions . National honor is national property of the highest value . The sentiment in the mind of ...
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... character , especially with a free people . The faithful fulfillment of it is among the highest proofs of their virtue and capacity for self - government . To dispense with taxes when it may be done with perfect safety is equally the ...
... character , especially with a free people . The faithful fulfillment of it is among the highest proofs of their virtue and capacity for self - government . To dispense with taxes when it may be done with perfect safety is equally the ...
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... character of the people who are represented in it , the sum already appropriated has proved altogether inadequate . The present is therefore a proper time for Con- gress to take the subject into consideration , with a 26 Messages and ...
... character of the people who are represented in it , the sum already appropriated has proved altogether inadequate . The present is therefore a proper time for Con- gress to take the subject into consideration , with a 26 Messages and ...
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... character of this unexpected occurrence should be distinctly understood , I think it my duty to communicate to you all the facts and circumstances in my possession relating to it . Anxious to prevent all future disagreement with Spain ...
... character of this unexpected occurrence should be distinctly understood , I think it my duty to communicate to you all the facts and circumstances in my possession relating to it . Anxious to prevent all future disagreement with Spain ...
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... character and obligations of the nation that very few examples of a contrary kind have occurred . The distance of the colonies from the parent country and the great extent of their population and resources gave them advantages which it ...
... character and obligations of the nation that very few examples of a contrary kind have occurred . The distance of the colonies from the parent country and the great extent of their population and resources gave them advantages which it ...
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