The World's Great SpeechesLewis Copeland Garden City Publishing Company, 1942 - 748 páginas |
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... opinion ; and that it was upon the foundation of public opinion alone that any government could stand . I believe that in this instance , as in every other , the progress of the French Revolution has belied its professions ; but , so ...
... opinion ; and that it was upon the foundation of public opinion alone that any government could stand . I believe that in this instance , as in every other , the progress of the French Revolution has belied its professions ; but , so ...
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... opinion on a legal ques- tion which I have only partially examined , against their opinion on the same question , which I presume they have carefully examined . But this I say , that international law is not to be found in an act of ...
... opinion on a legal ques- tion which I have only partially examined , against their opinion on the same question , which I presume they have carefully examined . But this I say , that international law is not to be found in an act of ...
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... opinion , gallant commander , they would then say , that if we should be indicted for treason , that same floating banner of yours would make a good plea in bar ? " South Caro- lina is a sovereign State , " he would reply . That is true ...
... opinion , gallant commander , they would then say , that if we should be indicted for treason , that same floating banner of yours would make a good plea in bar ? " South Caro- lina is a sovereign State , " he would reply . That is true ...
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