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... in the clearest and most impressive form , and of taking the lead , through the
influence of his talents and character , in bringing back the government to the true
standard from which it had departed . The policy of his administration proceeded
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... in the clearest and most impressive form , and of taking the lead , through the
influence of his talents and character , in bringing back the government to the true
standard from which it had departed . The policy of his administration proceeded
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It was , in a word , to strengthen the authority and enlarge the patronage of the
general government by a relative diminution of the powers and influence of the
states , and a direct augmentation of the burdens of the people . The practical ...
It was , in a word , to strengthen the authority and enlarge the patronage of the
general government by a relative diminution of the powers and influence of the
states , and a direct augmentation of the burdens of the people . The practical ...
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Our condition is , in a word , one of unrivalled prosperity ; it has been wrought
more rapidly than any change , whether for good or evil , since our existence as
an independent people ; and it is principally to be ascribed to the influence of the
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Our condition is , in a word , one of unrivalled prosperity ; it has been wrought
more rapidly than any change , whether for good or evil , since our existence as
an independent people ; and it is principally to be ascribed to the influence of the
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... be administered for their benefit , and that whatever of emolument and
influence they bring , is due , in the estimation of the people , to those who concur
, and not to those who are at war with them on great questions of government or
policy .
... be administered for their benefit , and that whatever of emolument and
influence they bring , is due , in the estimation of the people , to those who concur
, and not to those who are at war with them on great questions of government or
policy .
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While there is every reason to believe that the Indians themselves , abandoning
Cheir bad advisers , will peaceably remove beyond our limits , and carry with
them a repugnance to the influences of civilization , which , if not unconquerable
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While there is every reason to believe that the Indians themselves , abandoning
Cheir bad advisers , will peaceably remove beyond our limits , and carry with
them a repugnance to the influences of civilization , which , if not unconquerable
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| Título | Summary of the Proceedings of a Convention of Republican Delegates ...: For ... |
| Autor | Democratic National Convention |
| Editor | Packard and Van Benthuysen, 1832 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 18 Ago. 2005 |
| Largo | 24 páginas |
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