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... mind as yours , persuasion was idle and imper- tinent ; that , before forming your decision , you had weighed all the reasons for and against the measure , had made up your mind in full view of them , and that there * Washington's ...
... mind as yours , persuasion was idle and imper- tinent ; that , before forming your decision , you had weighed all the reasons for and against the measure , had made up your mind in full view of them , and that there * Washington's ...
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... mind to ratify it , should it be approved by the Senate . As a system of predetermined hostility to the treaty , however , was already manifested , and efforts were made to awaken popular jealousy concerning it , Washington kept its ...
... mind to ratify it , should it be approved by the Senate . As a system of predetermined hostility to the treaty , however , was already manifested , and efforts were made to awaken popular jealousy concerning it , Washington kept its ...
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... mind to his work . This was owing not less to the personal impressiveness of Washington - which all who came in contact with him felt and acknowledged -- than to the profound respect and deep interest which the long anticipations of the ...
... mind to his work . This was owing not less to the personal impressiveness of Washington - which all who came in contact with him felt and acknowledged -- than to the profound respect and deep interest which the long anticipations of the ...
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