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... nations . Let us one and all endeavour to sus- tain the general government . Let no foreign emissaries inflame - us ... nation besides the United States can that ancient saying be more emphatically applied , BY UNITING WE STAND , BY ...
... nations . Let us one and all endeavour to sus- tain the general government . Let no foreign emissaries inflame - us ... nation besides the United States can that ancient saying be more emphatically applied , BY UNITING WE STAND , BY ...
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... nation , and till such a result can be obtained as is consistent with our honour and safety . In the Speech at the Roxburgh county Meeting , Lord Minto stig- matizes the conduct of the First Consul , explains the nature of the contest ...
... nation , and till such a result can be obtained as is consistent with our honour and safety . In the Speech at the Roxburgh county Meeting , Lord Minto stig- matizes the conduct of the First Consul , explains the nature of the contest ...
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... nation with extinction . To maintain the public spirit of a people , nothing is more efficacious than to perpetuate amongst them the memory of their military exploits , especially if refreshed by the enjoyment of the fruits of their ...
... nation with extinction . To maintain the public spirit of a people , nothing is more efficacious than to perpetuate amongst them the memory of their military exploits , especially if refreshed by the enjoyment of the fruits of their ...
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