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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... nature . I have but few of his political letters ; my application to distin- guished men , or their executors , for his replies to their letters now in my possession , have been almost in vain . His corre- spondence with Governor ...
... nature . I have but few of his political letters ; my application to distin- guished men , or their executors , for his replies to their letters now in my possession , have been almost in vain . His corre- spondence with Governor ...
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... nature , and he almost adored Mr. Crittenden . In some question which arose in Kentucky , either as to the old and new court , or Jackson and Adams , Bob's personal attachment to Mr. Crittenden and his political tendencies were ...
... nature , and he almost adored Mr. Crittenden . In some question which arose in Kentucky , either as to the old and new court , or Jackson and Adams , Bob's personal attachment to Mr. Crittenden and his political tendencies were ...
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... nature can't stand that ! " Before the last words were finished , she was whirling away in the reel , to the great consternation of Mr. Crittenden , who had a mortal fear of babies , and the infinite amusement of the bystanders . The ...
... nature can't stand that ! " Before the last words were finished , she was whirling away in the reel , to the great consternation of Mr. Crittenden , who had a mortal fear of babies , and the infinite amusement of the bystanders . The ...
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... 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 President point to the conclusion of ...
... 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 President point to the conclusion of ...
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... nature of our title to it ? Would it be conventional , or one of conquest ? Now , I cannot , in my conscience , go along with the President in these his views . I mean to propose the recognition of the Patriots and the seizure of Texas ...
... nature of our title to it ? Would it be conventional , or one of conquest ? Now , I cannot , in my conscience , go along with the President in these his views . I mean to propose the recognition of the Patriots and the seizure of Texas ...
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