Brownson's Quarterly Review, Volume 1Orestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... Republic , called , for the lack of a proper name , the UNITED STATES . If our Republic in the outset had had a proper name , much difficulty would have been avoided , many questions which have agitated us would never have been raised ...
... Republic , called , for the lack of a proper name , the UNITED STATES . If our Republic in the outset had had a proper name , much difficulty would have been avoided , many questions which have agitated us would never have been raised ...
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... Republic - faithless to their vows - scoffers at public virtue - reckless of principle - cager for gold and greedy for place - they banished integrity , intellect , and patriotism from the high stations of the State and Nation , and ...
... Republic - faithless to their vows - scoffers at public virtue - reckless of principle - cager for gold and greedy for place - they banished integrity , intellect , and patriotism from the high stations of the State and Nation , and ...
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... Republic saved . You must take a man that best represents the whole opposition , and that man , it seems to us , is John C. Frémont , who is acceptable to the great body of the radical Republicans , and on nearly all questions equally ...
... Republic saved . You must take a man that best represents the whole opposition , and that man , it seems to us , is John C. Frémont , who is acceptable to the great body of the radical Republicans , and on nearly all questions equally ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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