Speeches, Congressional and Political: And Other Writings, of Ex-Governor Aaron V. Brown, of TennesseeJ. L. Marling, 1854 - 706 páginas |
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... important ones , the very highest regard ; but the light and fri- volous ones I am willing to see go down to - morrow . There are more noble and invigorating employments , throughout this broad land , for all who may be engaged in such ...
... important ones , the very highest regard ; but the light and fri- volous ones I am willing to see go down to - morrow . There are more noble and invigorating employments , throughout this broad land , for all who may be engaged in such ...
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... importance compared with the great principles by which he advanced his people to prosperity and happi- ness , or sunk ... important to the student of law in our own country . Our form of government , and the institutions which it estab ...
... importance compared with the great principles by which he advanced his people to prosperity and happi- ness , or sunk ... important to the student of law in our own country . Our form of government , and the institutions which it estab ...
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... importance to the cities at their respective termini , and to the whole region of country through which the road would pass . But it is obvious that a connection between Louisville and Cincinnati , however important , is not the only ...
... importance to the cities at their respective termini , and to the whole region of country through which the road would pass . But it is obvious that a connection between Louisville and Cincinnati , however important , is not the only ...
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Speech in reply to Mr Bell on the Bill to Secure the Freedom | 9 |
Speech on the Bill to Charter the Fiscal Bank of the United States | 37 |
Speech on remitting the fine on General Jackson January 8th 1844 | 54 |
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