The Life of Thomas Jefferson: Author of the Declaration of Independence, and Third President of the United States ...Andrus, Woodruff, & Gauntlett, 1843 - 267 páginas |
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... feeling and similarity of views alike honorable to them both ; the friendship formed in youth was cement- ed and strengthened by age , and when the venerable preceptor closed his life in 1806 , he bequeathed his li- brary and ...
... feeling and similarity of views alike honorable to them both ; the friendship formed in youth was cement- ed and strengthened by age , and when the venerable preceptor closed his life in 1806 , he bequeathed his li- brary and ...
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... feeling , those ties which had been formed by blood , by time , and by policy . A very short experience and a slight ... feelings , may , in some measure , be judged , from his recollections of the powerful efforts of the celebrated ...
... feeling , those ties which had been formed by blood , by time , and by policy . A very short experience and a slight ... feelings , may , in some measure , be judged , from his recollections of the powerful efforts of the celebrated ...
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... feelings and sentiments , the Convention of Virginia , on the 15th of May , 1776 , instructed their delegates in Congress to propose to that body to declare the colonies independent of Great Britain , and ap- pointed a committee to ...
... feelings and sentiments , the Convention of Virginia , on the 15th of May , 1776 , instructed their delegates in Congress to propose to that body to declare the colonies independent of Great Britain , and ap- pointed a committee to ...
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... feelings , though dis- guised under the sportive bitterness of raillery . " Mr. Harrison , a delegate from Virginia , " writes the doc- tor , " is a large portly man . Mr. Gerry , of Massachu- setts , is slender and spare . A little ...
... feelings , though dis- guised under the sportive bitterness of raillery . " Mr. Harrison , a delegate from Virginia , " writes the doc- tor , " is a large portly man . Mr. Gerry , of Massachu- setts , is slender and spare . A little ...
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... feelings of his adversaries by civilities and softness of expression , he rose to the eminent station which he held in the great National Convention of 1787 ; and in that of Virgin- ia , which followed , he sustained the new ...
... feelings of his adversaries by civilities and softness of expression , he rose to the eminent station which he held in the great National Convention of 1787 ; and in that of Virgin- ia , which followed , he sustained the new ...
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