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... spirit of audacity thus manifested by a foreign minister shocked the national pride . Meetings were held in every part of the Union to express the public feeling in the matter . In these meetings the proclamation of neutrality and the ...
... spirit of audacity thus manifested by a foreign minister shocked the national pride . Meetings were held in every part of the Union to express the public feeling in the matter . In these meetings the proclamation of neutrality and the ...
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... spirit perfectly accordant with the traditional im- pressions and the instinctive ideas whence we derive our ideal of the man , the chieftain , and the patriot ; the moulding of the brow , the pose of the head , and especially the ...
... spirit perfectly accordant with the traditional im- pressions and the instinctive ideas whence we derive our ideal of the man , the chieftain , and the patriot ; the moulding of the brow , the pose of the head , and especially the ...
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... spirit not to be encour- aged . - From their natural tendency , it is certain there will always be enough of that spirit for every salutary purpose , —and there being con- stant danger of excess , the effort ought to be , by force of ...
... spirit not to be encour- aged . - From their natural tendency , it is certain there will always be enough of that spirit for every salutary purpose , —and there being con- stant danger of excess , the effort ought to be , by force of ...
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