Speech of Ephraim Banks, Esq., of Mifflin: Delivered in the Convention, to Amend the Constitution of Pennsylvania, December 22, 1837. In Support of an Amendment to Prohibit Banks from Issuing Notes of a Less Denomination Than Ten Dollars, as Offered by Mr. Read of SusquehannaJ. Wilbank, 1838 - 15 |
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... feel disposed to re- tire awhile from the conflicts of political warfare and sook for relaxation and repose in the wigwam of Piomingo , shall meet with a friendly recep- tion . He will produce the calumet of peace , and bring forth for ...
... feel disposed to re- tire awhile from the conflicts of political warfare and sook for relaxation and repose in the wigwam of Piomingo , shall meet with a friendly recep- tion . He will produce the calumet of peace , and bring forth for ...
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... feel me ; If I cry , he cannot hear me ; Should perished for ever ; no exertion of ours can I pull oren his eyes , he would not see ine : bring it up from the gulf of oblivion : yet , he is dead . Why did he lie down on this we may ...
... feel me ; If I cry , he cannot hear me ; Should perished for ever ; no exertion of ours can I pull oren his eyes , he would not see ine : bring it up from the gulf of oblivion : yet , he is dead . Why did he lie down on this we may ...
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... United States , I cannot resist the in- this knotty point about the moral and cere- clination I feel to request you to give the monial laws with uncommon ingenuity . B • nuity can invent , or the most violent animosity can THE SAVAGE .
... United States , I cannot resist the in- this knotty point about the moral and cere- clination I feel to request you to give the monial laws with uncommon ingenuity . B • nuity can invent , or the most violent animosity can THE SAVAGE .
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... feels something like tion of their powers , emancipated themselves : noble blood coursing up and down through his but it appears that they were unfit for freedom , veins ! He thinks it very possible that he may as they still continue to ...
... feels something like tion of their powers , emancipated themselves : noble blood coursing up and down through his but it appears that they were unfit for freedom , veins ! He thinks it very possible that he may as they still continue to ...
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... feel . preserved no longer than they continue so . It studies the character of its neighbor : it marks his dispositions , propensities , and passions ; Nature has been bountiful to us and our and avails itself of every advantage that ...
... feel . preserved no longer than they continue so . It studies the character of its neighbor : it marks his dispositions , propensities , and passions ; Nature has been bountiful to us and our and avails itself of every advantage that ...
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