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Washington Irving. HAZAR HAZARDING POPULARITY FOR DUTY . 209 to be deterred by personal considerations from the strict line of his duty . He was aware that , in withstanding the public infatuation in regard to France , he was putting an ...
Washington Irving. HAZAR HAZARDING POPULARITY FOR DUTY . 209 to be deterred by personal considerations from the strict line of his duty . He was aware that , in withstanding the public infatuation in regard to France , he was putting an ...
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... duty of his station would permit , or the public good should require to be disclosed ; and , in fact , all the papers affecting the nego- tiation with Great Britain had been laid before the Sen- ate , when the treaty itself had been ...
... duty of his station would permit , or the public good should require to be disclosed ; and , in fact , all the papers affecting the nego- tiation with Great Britain had been laid before the Sen- ate , when the treaty itself had been ...
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... duty and interest , to take a Neutral position . - Having taken it , I determined , as far as should depend upon me , to maintain it , with moderation , persever- ance and firmness.- [ The considerations which respect the right to hold ...
... duty and interest , to take a Neutral position . - Having taken it , I determined , as far as should depend upon me , to maintain it , with moderation , persever- ance and firmness.- [ The considerations which respect the right to hold ...
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