The United States Democratic Review, Volume 14J.& H.G. Langley, 1844 - United States Vols. 1-3, 5-8 contain the political and literary portions; v. 4 the historical register department, of the numbers published from Oct. 1837 to Dec. 1840. |
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... nations in Europe which have a right to take upon this subject the high denunciatory tone to which we have alluded . If the financial history of that part of the world were brought under review for this purpose , it would be much easier ...
... nations in Europe which have a right to take upon this subject the high denunciatory tone to which we have alluded . If the financial history of that part of the world were brought under review for this purpose , it would be much easier ...
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... nations have very little right to assume on this subject the high tone of injured innocence , it is equally true that the various classes , professions , and parties , into which we are divided among ourselves , have as little right to ...
... nations have very little right to assume on this subject the high tone of injured innocence , it is equally true that the various classes , professions , and parties , into which we are divided among ourselves , have as little right to ...
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... nations , as well as in our national administration , we have constantly appealed to the highest principles of justice and humanity as the proper rules of conduct , observing them ourselves , and exacting the ob- servation of them from ...
... nations , as well as in our national administration , we have constantly appealed to the highest principles of justice and humanity as the proper rules of conduct , observing them ourselves , and exacting the ob- servation of them from ...
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... invested , proba- bly belongs to the warmest friends that we have as a nation in the three king- doms . This consideration does not , as we have already remarked , heighten the obligation we are. 10 [ Jan. The State Debts .
... invested , proba- bly belongs to the warmest friends that we have as a nation in the three king- doms . This consideration does not , as we have already remarked , heighten the obligation we are. 10 [ Jan. The State Debts .
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... nations- the origin of most of the debts that now encumber the governments of Europe- the present and future generations might feel some reluctance at finding them- selves heavily taxed to pay the charges incurred by the ruinous follies ...
... nations- the origin of most of the debts that now encumber the governments of Europe- the present and future generations might feel some reluctance at finding them- selves heavily taxed to pay the charges incurred by the ruinous follies ...
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