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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... course , no witness , the testimony rested upon his simple statement . Mr. Crittenden was employed to defend him , and he was acquitted . Mr. Crittenden's speech was pronounced a masterpiece of oratory . Almost the entire assembly was ...
... course , no witness , the testimony rested upon his simple statement . Mr. Crittenden was employed to defend him , and he was acquitted . Mr. Crittenden's speech was pronounced a masterpiece of oratory . Almost the entire assembly was ...
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... course , and abused him personally . He was greatly excited . Ashamed of his course towards his old friend , and afraid of the lashing he knew was in store for him , he had , during his tirade , been looking round anxiously for his oppo ...
... course , and abused him personally . He was greatly excited . Ashamed of his course towards his old friend , and afraid of the lashing he knew was in store for him , he had , during his tirade , been looking round anxiously for his oppo ...
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... course . Let us add new defenses and guards to the Constitution on this assailable point . Let us secure it , as far as possible , from future infractions on the ground of precedent . The Senate , on Friday , December 29 , 1819 ...
... course . Let us add new defenses and guards to the Constitution on this assailable point . Let us secure it , as far as possible , from future infractions on the ground of precedent . The Senate , on Friday , December 29 , 1819 ...
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... course of future legislation , will perpetuate the memory of an honest man . Sir , if the ostracism of former times prevailed with us , I do not know the individual whose virtues would more certainly expose him to its envious jealous ...
... course of future legislation , will perpetuate the memory of an honest man . Sir , if the ostracism of former times prevailed with us , I do not know the individual whose virtues would more certainly expose him to its envious jealous ...
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... course ? Instead of resorting to the natural expedient of taking possession of our own , they ask us to take ( on the ground , too , of right ) what does not belong to us ! Thus , in regard to the Patriots , all the premises of the ...
... course ? Instead of resorting to the natural expedient of taking possession of our own , they ask us to take ( on the ground , too , of right ) what does not belong to us ! Thus , in regard to the Patriots , all the premises of the ...
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