 | Henry Clay - 1827 - 452 sider
...conquered. No, sir, no united nation that resolves to be free, can he conquered. And has it come to this? Are we so humbled, so low, so debased, that we dare...our feelings and our sympathies. How shall it run: " We, the representatives of the free people of the United States of America, humbly approach the thrones... | |
 | 1827 - 500 sider
...it come to this ? Are we so humbled, so low, so debased, that we dare not express * Madame de Stail. our sympathy for suffering Greece, that we dare not...Mr. Chairman, that we unite in an humble petition, ad'Jressed to their, majesties, beseeching them- that of their gracious condescension, they would allow... | |
 | 1827 - 496 sider
...the bleeding victim, lest we might offend some one or more of their imperial and royal majesties 7 If gentlemen are afraid to act rashly on such a subject,...our feelings and our sympathies. How shall it run ; ' We, the representatives of the free people of the United States of America, humbly approach the... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1842 - 518 sider
...conquered. No, sir, no united nation that resolves to be free, can be conquered. And has it come to this? Are we so humbled, so low, so debased, that we dare...our feelings and our sympathies. How shall it run? "We, the representatives of the free people of the United States of America, humbly approach the thrones... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1842 - 518 sider
...that resolves to be free, can be conquered. And has it come to this? Are we so humbled, so low, BO debased, that we dare not express our sympathy for...our feelings and our sympathies. How shall it run? "We, the representatives of the free people of the United States of Americj, humbly approach the thrones... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1843 - 624 sider
...conquered. No, sir, no united nation, that resolves to be free, can be conquered. And has it come to this ? Are we so humbled, so low, so debased, that we dare...our feelings and our sympathies. How shall it run ? ' We, the * Madame de Stael. representatives of ihefree people of the United States of America, humbly... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1842 - 576 sider
...ISo, sir, no united nation that resolves to be free, can be conquered. And has it come to this ? 5 Are we so humbled, so low, so debased, that we dare...beseeching them that of their gracious condescension, they tfould allow us to express our feelings and our sympathies. How shall it run ? " We, the representatives... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1843 - 554 sider
...that we dare not articulate our detestation of the brutal excesses of which she has been the Weeding victim, lest we might offend some one or more of their...our feelings and our sympathies. How shall it run ? " We, the representatives of the free people of the United States of America, humbly approach the... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1843 - 1144 sider
...detestation of the brutal excesses of which she has been the bleeding victim, lest we might oflend some one or more of their imperial and royal majesties...express our feelings and our sympathies How shall it run ? " We, the representatives of the free people of the United States of America, humbly approach the... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1843 - 630 sider
...articulate our detestation of the brutal excesses of which she has been the bleeding victim, lest \ve might offend some one or more of their imperial and...beseeching them that of their gracious condescension, they .vould allow us to express our feelings and our sympathies How shall it run ? "We, the representatives... | |
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And has it come to this? Are we so humbled, so low, so debased, that we dare not express our sympathy for suffering Greece; that we dare not articulate our detestation of the brutal excesses of which she has been the bleeding victim, lest we might offend... 
