The Life of John J. Crittenden: With Selections from His Correspondence and Speeches, Bind 2Mrs. Chapman Coleman J.B. Lippincott & Company, 1871 |
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... whole govern- ment - the President , Senate , and House of Representatives . " Mr. Crittenden thought the subject of controversy a very small affair , and wished it had remained in the dormitories of the ex- ecutive department . The whole ...
... whole govern- ment - the President , Senate , and House of Representatives . " Mr. Crittenden thought the subject of controversy a very small affair , and wished it had remained in the dormitories of the ex- ecutive department . The whole ...
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... whole world is made acquainted with the object . The rascals he expects to bribe are , many of them , in the confidence of the Spanish government . They will take his money and laugh at him as a fool . The great desire to acquire Cuba ...
... whole world is made acquainted with the object . The rascals he expects to bribe are , many of them , in the confidence of the Spanish government . They will take his money and laugh at him as a fool . The great desire to acquire Cuba ...
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... whole value , to consist in the pecu- liar opinions - I will not discuss them - in one section of the country , and which is attempted to be placed above the Con- stitution , and made an inseparable barrier to those measures of policy ...
... whole value , to consist in the pecu- liar opinions - I will not discuss them - in one section of the country , and which is attempted to be placed above the Con- stitution , and made an inseparable barrier to those measures of policy ...
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