The American Whig Review, Band 5;Band 11Wiley and Putnam, 1850 |
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... less systematic impulses of patriotism and the effete phraseology of past politics . These things have served us tolerably hitherto . In the light of these general remarks While confined to the native bays and in- respecting the nature ...
... less systematic impulses of patriotism and the effete phraseology of past politics . These things have served us tolerably hitherto . In the light of these general remarks While confined to the native bays and in- respecting the nature ...
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... less protective ; heavy duties most protective , and furnish largest revenue at expense of foreign capitalists ; eventually their result is a better market for our cotton and food growers as well as manufactures , 113 . Republic ...
... less protective ; heavy duties most protective , and furnish largest revenue at expense of foreign capitalists ; eventually their result is a better market for our cotton and food growers as well as manufactures , 113 . Republic ...
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... less monstrous than the follow- ing : That civilization itself can be no boon , for it has been baptized at every suc- cessive transformation , in the blood of in- dividuals , and even nations ; that it is , moreover , an accident not ...
... less monstrous than the follow- ing : That civilization itself can be no boon , for it has been baptized at every suc- cessive transformation , in the blood of in- dividuals , and even nations ; that it is , moreover , an accident not ...
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... less systematic impulses of patriotism and the effete phraseology of past politics . These things have served us tolerably hitherto . While confined to the native bays and in- land seas of our political infancy , we might , as did the ...
... less systematic impulses of patriotism and the effete phraseology of past politics . These things have served us tolerably hitherto . While confined to the native bays and in- land seas of our political infancy , we might , as did the ...
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... less monstrous than the follow- ing : That civilization itself can be no boon , for it has been baptized at every suc- cessive transformation , in the blood of in- dividuals , and even nations ; that it is , moreover , an accident not ...
... less monstrous than the follow- ing : That civilization itself can be no boon , for it has been baptized at every suc- cessive transformation , in the blood of in- dividuals , and even nations ; that it is , moreover , an accident not ...
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