Maxims of Washington: Political, Social, Moral, and ReligiousD. Appleton, 1855 - 423 páginas |
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... attending it , is , that our courts of judicature must inevitably be shut up ; for it is impossible , or next to impossible , under our present circumstances , that the act of Parliament can be complied with , were we ever so willing to ...
... attending it , is , that our courts of judicature must inevitably be shut up ; for it is impossible , or next to impossible , under our present circumstances , that the act of Parliament can be complied with , were we ever so willing to ...
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... be no harm in a pious wish for the good of one's country , I shall offer it as mine , that each State would not only choose , but absolutely com- pel , their ablest men to attend Congress , and INDEPENDENCE . 39 The Common Weal.
... be no harm in a pious wish for the good of one's country , I shall offer it as mine , that each State would not only choose , but absolutely com- pel , their ablest men to attend Congress , and INDEPENDENCE . 39 The Common Weal.
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... attend Congress , and that they would instruct them to go into a thorough inves- tigation of the causes , that have produced so many disagreeable effects , in the army and country ; in a word , that public abuses should be corrected ...
... attend Congress , and that they would instruct them to go into a thorough inves- tigation of the causes , that have produced so many disagreeable effects , in the army and country ; in a word , that public abuses should be corrected ...
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... attend us , even in the alleviation of misfortunes , is always allayed by a fear that it will lull us into security . Supineness , and a disposition to flatter ourselves , * He is addressing the Earl of Radnor . seem to make parts of ...
... attend us , even in the alleviation of misfortunes , is always allayed by a fear that it will lull us into security . Supineness , and a disposition to flatter ourselves , * He is addressing the Earl of Radnor . seem to make parts of ...
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... attended with conse- quences equally fatal . The wishes of the people , seldom founded on deep disquisitions , or ... attend a union with them ; besides the impor- tance , the advantages , which we should derive from an ...
... attended with conse- quences equally fatal . The wishes of the people , seldom founded on deep disquisitions , or ... attend a union with them ; besides the impor- tance , the advantages , which we should derive from an ...
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