Patrick Henry: Practical revolutionaryLippincott, 1969 |
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Page 257
... Madison , Tyler , and others.8 Deserving of serious consideration are the anti - Henry criticisms in the voluminous Jefferson - Madison correspondence of the period , which have been widely published and have definitely influenced later ...
... Madison , Tyler , and others.8 Deserving of serious consideration are the anti - Henry criticisms in the voluminous Jefferson - Madison correspondence of the period , which have been widely published and have definitely influenced later ...
Page 281
... Madison was the only outstanding mem- ber listed in the opposition . Henry was also encouraged when the House the same day " gave leave " to bring in his bill to incorporate the clergy of the Protestant Episcopal Church and appointed ...
... Madison was the only outstanding mem- ber listed in the opposition . Henry was also encouraged when the House the same day " gave leave " to bring in his bill to incorporate the clergy of the Protestant Episcopal Church and appointed ...
Page 380
... Madison . Not only had Madison been one of their most formidable opponents , but they believed that his present advocacy of some constitutional amendments was influenced by his senatorial ambitions . Madison later spoke of his name ...
... Madison . Not only had Madison been one of their most formidable opponents , but they believed that his present advocacy of some constitutional amendments was influenced by his senatorial ambitions . Madison later spoke of his name ...
Contents
The Approaching Convention | 1 |
The St Johns Church Speech Introductory | 2 |
The St Johns Church Speech Conclusion | 3 |
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