Speeches, Congressional and Political: And Other Writings, of Ex-Governor Aaron V. Brown, of TennesseeJ. L. Marling, 1854 - 706 páginas |
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... White , Address to his constituents in 1842 , reviewing the measures of the Whig party at the called session of 1841 , and the regular session of 1842 , · 443 466 Reply to Mr. Benton , on the True Origin of the Movement for the ...
... White , Address to his constituents in 1842 , reviewing the measures of the Whig party at the called session of 1841 , and the regular session of 1842 , · 443 466 Reply to Mr. Benton , on the True Origin of the Movement for the ...
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... White was brought forward , he instantly perceived the dangers of division , and wrote his Gwinn letter of counsel and advice , but not of dictation ; a letter expres- sive of no preference of Mr. Van Buren over Judge White ; a letter ...
... White was brought forward , he instantly perceived the dangers of division , and wrote his Gwinn letter of counsel and advice , but not of dictation ; a letter expres- sive of no preference of Mr. Van Buren over Judge White ; a letter ...
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... White for the Presidency ; they had returned members to the General Assembly to help out in the accomplishment of that object ; they had sent here almost an entire representation favorable to his wishes . So ingenious and artful was the ...
... White for the Presidency ; they had returned members to the General Assembly to help out in the accomplishment of that object ; they had sent here almost an entire representation favorable to his wishes . So ingenious and artful was the ...
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... White's pretensions weakened as the election approached . When it was over , the failure was so great , the discomfiture so complete , that the people of Ten- nessee began seriously to inquire why and how it was they had been so much ...
... White's pretensions weakened as the election approached . When it was over , the failure was so great , the discomfiture so complete , that the people of Ten- nessee began seriously to inquire why and how it was they had been so much ...
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... White was at its highest pitch . Young , ardent , and confiding , he never permitted himself to distrust the assurances given by the friends of Judge White , that he and Mr. Van Buren were of the same political party ; and that all that ...
... White was at its highest pitch . Young , ardent , and confiding , he never permitted himself to distrust the assurances given by the friends of Judge White , that he and Mr. Van Buren were of the same political party ; and that all that ...
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