 | John Hammond Moore - 1993 - 592 pagina’s
...they met. A stranger dropped in amongst them from the clouds would hardly have supposed himself among Americans, the language they used and the opinions...government if it is not administered by gentlemen. Featherstonhaugh, not having shared much in the conversation, offered up James Madison as an example... | |
 | Roger L. Geiger - 2000 - 380 pagina’s
...occasions. A stranger dropped in amongst them would hardly have supposed himself amongst Americans. It was quite new to me to hear men of the better class...ability, the object of which was to show that there can never be a good government if it is not administered by gentlemen — Something very extravagant... | |
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... opinions they were accustomed to express whenever they met, and upon all occasions. A stranger dropped in amongst them from the clouds would hardly have supposed himself amongst Americans, the language they used and the opinions they expressed were... 