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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... gentleman . They were utter strangers , but conversed pleasantly together , and when they reached Frankfort they separated , not even knowing each other's names . The House met the next day , and , after some other nomina- tions had ...
... gentleman . They were utter strangers , but conversed pleasantly together , and when they reached Frankfort they separated , not even knowing each other's names . The House met the next day , and , after some other nomina- tions had ...
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... gentleman who received last year a name that you seemed to think " I was trying to make one of little credit to him . " God knows you did me injustice in that at least . If ever I had a kind heart , it is for you ; but , as Tom Church ...
... gentleman who received last year a name that you seemed to think " I was trying to make one of little credit to him . " God knows you did me injustice in that at least . If ever I had a kind heart , it is for you ; but , as Tom Church ...
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... gentleman from Virginia , but think his appre- hensions unfounded and visionary . I believe the judgment of the ... gentlemen who would not wish to see wrong righted ? Mr. Crittenden made a speech on the 18th of February CONTROVERSIES ...
... gentleman from Virginia , but think his appre- hensions unfounded and visionary . I believe the judgment of the ... gentlemen who would not wish to see wrong righted ? Mr. Crittenden made a speech on the 18th of February CONTROVERSIES ...
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... gentleman ( Mr. Morrow ) of Ohio , who is so soon to be finally separated from us : he has long been our Palinurus in everything that relates to this important sub- ject ; he has steered us safely through all its difficulties , and with ...
... gentleman ( Mr. Morrow ) of Ohio , who is so soon to be finally separated from us : he has long been our Palinurus in everything that relates to this important sub- ject ; he has steered us safely through all its difficulties , and with ...
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... gentleman ever received such a communica- tion from me . How could I have made such a request ? What necessity was there for it ? Mr. White never , to my knowledge , expressed any doubt in relation to his vote for Adams . On the ...
... gentleman ever received such a communica- tion from me . How could I have made such a request ? What necessity was there for it ? Mr. White never , to my knowledge , expressed any doubt in relation to his vote for Adams . On the ...
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