The Life of John J. Crittenden: With Selections from His Correspondence and Speeches, Bind 1–2Mrs. Chapman Coleman J. B. Lippincott & Company, 1873 |
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... believe , before you did , and although her residence in another and distant part of the State prevented my seeing her for many years , I never ceased to feel the respect and esteem for her which was inspired by my early acquaint- ance ...
... believe , before you did , and although her residence in another and distant part of the State prevented my seeing her for many years , I never ceased to feel the respect and esteem for her which was inspired by my early acquaint- ance ...
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... evils we had better take the least . Were we unanimous , I should feel it less humiliating to be conquered , as I verily believe that the administration will be driven to peace , on any terms , by the opposition to ( 31 )
... evils we had better take the least . Were we unanimous , I should feel it less humiliating to be conquered , as I verily believe that the administration will be driven to peace , on any terms , by the opposition to ( 31 )
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... believe all you see in the prints of Old Hickory ; if you do , you know nothing of him : he is as full of energy as he was at New Orleans , and is to his cabinet here what he was to his aids there . He is in fine health , and nothing ...
... believe all you see in the prints of Old Hickory ; if you do , you know nothing of him : he is as full of energy as he was at New Orleans , and is to his cabinet here what he was to his aids there . He is in fine health , and nothing ...
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... believe no ground of alarm exists . The greatest and proudest States in the Union would cheerfully submit to the decisions of that tribunal every litigation between them . The States would be sued by their consent : as they had given ...
... believe no ground of alarm exists . The greatest and proudest States in the Union would cheerfully submit to the decisions of that tribunal every litigation between them . The States would be sued by their consent : as they had given ...
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... believe it is the only similar occurrence which is likely to take place here . As to McDuffie and Trimble , the general opinion here is that Trimble obtained a decided advantage , and in that opinion I understand some of the friends of ...
... believe it is the only similar occurrence which is likely to take place here . As to McDuffie and Trimble , the general opinion here is that Trimble obtained a decided advantage , and in that opinion I understand some of the friends of ...
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