Life of Daniel Webster, Volumen2D. Appleton, 1872 |
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George Ticknor Curtis. 1843. ] DISSENSIONS BETWEEN THE WHIGS AND THE PRESIDENT . 207 Such , at least , was the Whig interpretation of the election of 1840 ; and I have already expressed the opinion that this interpretation was in the ...
George Ticknor Curtis. 1843. ] DISSENSIONS BETWEEN THE WHIGS AND THE PRESIDENT . 207 Such , at least , was the Whig interpretation of the election of 1840 ; and I have already expressed the opinion that this interpretation was in the ...
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... Whig party in possession of the Gov- ernment without any declared policy on these subjects ; and it consequently increased the peril of the formation of a third party , whose opinions , feelings , and action , on the subject of slavery ...
... Whig party in possession of the Gov- ernment without any declared policy on these subjects ; and it consequently increased the peril of the formation of a third party , whose opinions , feelings , and action , on the subject of slavery ...
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... Whig party of the country . But he imposed upon himself a strong restraint , and spoke with the reserve which ... Whig party was now placed rendered it impossible for Mr. Webster , at any time before his death , to advise his countrymen ...
... Whig party of the country . But he imposed upon himself a strong restraint , and spoke with the reserve which ... Whig party was now placed rendered it impossible for Mr. Webster , at any time before his death , to advise his countrymen ...
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