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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... suppose , original , and brought down the house . Even the judge and jury gave way to the merry spirit of the hour . At the close of a short speech , Bob said , " If their Honors would only call upon his friend John to do the finishing ...
... suppose , original , and brought down the house . Even the judge and jury gave way to the merry spirit of the hour . At the close of a short speech , Bob said , " If their Honors would only call upon his friend John to do the finishing ...
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... suppose he refers to the past . Give my wife's most affection- ate remembrances to Mrs. Crittenden , and if you can make my offering of good wishes and sincere respects acceptable to her , let me hope that you will tender them . I shall ...
... suppose he refers to the past . Give my wife's most affection- ate remembrances to Mrs. Crittenden , and if you can make my offering of good wishes and sincere respects acceptable to her , let me hope that you will tender them . I shall ...
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... Suppose , in this difference between Kentucky and Tennessee , Kentucky should give up her claim rather than come to open war , would it be right for the general govern- ment to see her stripped of her rights ? Kentucky had no ...
... Suppose , in this difference between Kentucky and Tennessee , Kentucky should give up her claim rather than come to open war , would it be right for the general govern- ment to see her stripped of her rights ? Kentucky had no ...
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... suppose , it was contemplated to take Florida without the aban- donment of Texas , one could consider of the scheme , possibly unite in it . But that is not the intention of the President ; he wishes us to take the former and renounce ...
... suppose , it was contemplated to take Florida without the aban- donment of Texas , one could consider of the scheme , possibly unite in it . But that is not the intention of the President ; he wishes us to take the former and renounce ...
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... suppose that all these considerations avail nothing ; sup- pose that Kentucky , regardless of consequences , determines to insist upon her right to the disputed territory , and to compel its reluctant inhabitants to a state of vassalage ...
... suppose that all these considerations avail nothing ; sup- pose that Kentucky , regardless of consequences , determines to insist upon her right to the disputed territory , and to compel its reluctant inhabitants to a state of vassalage ...
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