Brownson's Quarterly Review, Volume 1Orestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... party that had elected him , and it could no longer be doubted that he was determined to convert the Democratic party into a pro - slavery party , and to administer the government for sectional instead of national interests , we felt ...
... party that had elected him , and it could no longer be doubted that he was determined to convert the Democratic party into a pro - slavery party , and to administer the government for sectional instead of national interests , we felt ...
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... party that will reject such a man , and take up such a man as Mr. Lincoln , we think is governed by a short - sighted policy — is a party of to - day , expecting to dissolve and vanish in thin air to - morrow . The nomination has ...
... party that will reject such a man , and take up such a man as Mr. Lincoln , we think is governed by a short - sighted policy — is a party of to - day , expecting to dissolve and vanish in thin air to - morrow . The nomination has ...
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... party above country , and private interest above the public good . They have become wedded to the mischievous theory , inherited from England , that in a free government every thing must be managed by party , and that the first of ...
... party above country , and private interest above the public good . They have become wedded to the mischievous theory , inherited from England , that in a free government every thing must be managed by party , and that the first of ...
Índice
NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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