The North American Review, Tom 125Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1877 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... tion of one as much as the other ; the government ( using the word in its true American sense ) would as certainly be destroyed by the overthrow of popular liberty , or the subjugation of the States , as by successful resistance to ...
... tion of one as much as the other ; the government ( using the word in its true American sense ) would as certainly be destroyed by the overthrow of popular liberty , or the subjugation of the States , as by successful resistance to ...
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... tion of carpet - bag government , and were sincerely anxious to save it from Tilden's reform . - But this decision in favor of fraud which so shocked the com- mon sense and common honesty of the nation was not made with- out some ...
... tion of carpet - bag government , and were sincerely anxious to save it from Tilden's reform . - But this decision in favor of fraud which so shocked the com- mon sense and common honesty of the nation was not made with- out some ...
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... tion . " But the Eight were as deaf as adders to the voice of reason and justice . They would not permit the Fraud to be assaulted , much less to be destroyed . They stood over it to shield it , protect it , and save it , interposing ...
... tion . " But the Eight were as deaf as adders to the voice of reason and justice . They would not permit the Fraud to be assaulted , much less to be destroyed . They stood over it to shield it , protect it , and save it , interposing ...
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... tion . All the departments of her government - her legislature , her courts , and her executive - had at different times examined and revised the action of her Returning Board ; pronounced it false , fraudulent , and void ; declared ...
... tion . All the departments of her government - her legislature , her courts , and her executive - had at different times examined and revised the action of her Returning Board ; pronounced it false , fraudulent , and void ; declared ...
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... tion ; in other words , their jurisdiction was full and ample to de- cide it falsely , but wholly unequal to the duty of deciding it truly . Perhaps nothing shows more plainly the animus of the eight commissioners than the determination ...
... tion ; in other words , their jurisdiction was full and ample to de- cide it falsely , but wholly unequal to the duty of deciding it truly . Perhaps nothing shows more plainly the animus of the eight commissioners than the determination ...
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