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They can not for any length of time be betrayed by the authority of a name to sanc
. tion doctrines and principles which they have once denounced after full and
mature consideration of them. We consider the present adop. tion of them as
more ...
They can not for any length of time be betrayed by the authority of a name to sanc
. tion doctrines and principles which they have once denounced after full and
mature consideration of them. We consider the present adop. tion of them as
more ...
Side 129
... Clay gave in his tariff bill, that no more money shall be raised than is necessary
to the economical administration of the Government, cannot be honestly
redeemed, if a surplus be collected, in any shape, for distribu. tion among the
States.
... Clay gave in his tariff bill, that no more money shall be raised than is necessary
to the economical administration of the Government, cannot be honestly
redeemed, if a surplus be collected, in any shape, for distribu. tion among the
States.
Side 588
All cannot be corrupted. Neither can all schools and universities for the educa.
tion of youth be corrupted. They must therefore be put down by force of law, by a “
bloody bill” against literature and science. Prussia thinks that by patronising the ...
All cannot be corrupted. Neither can all schools and universities for the educa.
tion of youth be corrupted. They must therefore be put down by force of law, by a “
bloody bill” against literature and science. Prussia thinks that by patronising the ...
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