The Life of John J. Crittenden: With Selections from His Correspondence and Speeches, Bind 1–2Ann Mary Butler Crittenden Coleman ("Mrs. Chapman Coleman, "), Mrs. Chapman Coleman J. B. Lippincott & Company, 1873 |
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... Senate in 1817 - His Maiden Speech - Extract from Speech on Sedition Laws - Settling Controversies between States - Sale of Public Lands — Resignation of Seat in Senate - House in Frankfort— Letters ....... 19 31 CHAPTER IV . Old and ...
... Senate in 1817 - His Maiden Speech - Extract from Speech on Sedition Laws - Settling Controversies between States - Sale of Public Lands — Resignation of Seat in Senate - House in Frankfort— Letters ....... 19 31 CHAPTER IV . Old and ...
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... Senate with Allen - Letter of B. W. Leigh ......... CHAPTER XIX . President's Message - Mexican War - Letters of Crittenden , Letcher , Scott , A. Butler - Duties on Imports - Bill for an Independent Constitutional Sub - treasury ...
... Senate with Allen - Letter of B. W. Leigh ......... CHAPTER XIX . President's Message - Mexican War - Letters of Crittenden , Letcher , Scott , A. Butler - Duties on Imports - Bill for an Independent Constitutional Sub - treasury ...
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... Senate in 1817 - His Maiden Speech - Extract from Speech on Sedition Laws - Settling Controversies between States - Sale of Public Lands - Resignation of Seat in Senate - House in Frankfort - Letters . M ( General Isaac Shelby to J. J. ...
... Senate in 1817 - His Maiden Speech - Extract from Speech on Sedition Laws - Settling Controversies between States - Sale of Public Lands - Resignation of Seat in Senate - House in Frankfort - Letters . M ( General Isaac Shelby to J. J. ...
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... senate - chamber ) , " Never mind , he will be all right . " And soon , indeed , Mr. Crit- tenden's magical voice rose to the occasion , and he electrified a listening Senate with an eloquence which no first effort had ever before ...
... senate - chamber ) , " Never mind , he will be all right . " And soon , indeed , Mr. Crit- tenden's magical voice rose to the occasion , and he electrified a listening Senate with an eloquence which no first effort had ever before ...
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... Senate . But yet I ought perhaps to beg pardon of the honorable gentleman . I have much cause to fear that the gratification I have had in offering this poor tribute of my respect is more than counterbalanced by the pain it has ...
... Senate . But yet I ought perhaps to beg pardon of the honorable gentleman . I have much cause to fear that the gratification I have had in offering this poor tribute of my respect is more than counterbalanced by the pain it has ...
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