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... course pursued by gentlemen on the other side , that they had the good fortune to have the entire debate on their side of the house . He considered it fortunate , because they should now be beaten by numbers if not by argument . Mr. W ...
... course pursued by gentlemen on the other side , that they had the good fortune to have the entire debate on their side of the house . He considered it fortunate , because they should now be beaten by numbers if not by argument . Mr. W ...
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... course of remark called up Mr. Clay , who spoke with great animation in reply . In the course of the speech he adverted to the late disturbance at the president's mansion , and playfully suggested it might possibly have been produced by ...
... course of remark called up Mr. Clay , who spoke with great animation in reply . In the course of the speech he adverted to the late disturbance at the president's mansion , and playfully suggested it might possibly have been produced by ...
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... course proper to pursue for such violations of order . After the discussion had ended without the adoption of any proposition , Mr. Tallmadge continued his remarks in order and concluded by hurling back the insult with contempt . Mr ...
... course proper to pursue for such violations of order . After the discussion had ended without the adoption of any proposition , Mr. Tallmadge continued his remarks in order and concluded by hurling back the insult with contempt . Mr ...
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Niles' National Register: Containing Political, Historical ..., Volumes 65-66 Volledige weergave - 1843 |
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