Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 356
... whig , not even Washington nor Jefferson , was truer to liberty , than was Canaan to his master , during the trying scenes of the revolutionary war . Whether his mas- ter was whig or tory , Canaan adhered to him , through good or evil ...
... whig , not even Washington nor Jefferson , was truer to liberty , than was Canaan to his master , during the trying scenes of the revolutionary war . Whether his mas- ter was whig or tory , Canaan adhered to him , through good or evil ...
Page 432
... Whig principles , and to appease the angered deity , the tutelary god who watches over the rights and wishes of the district . " The proposition of Mr. Marshall was finally adopted by the Whig party , in the form of Mr. McKennan's bill ...
... Whig principles , and to appease the angered deity , the tutelary god who watches over the rights and wishes of the district . " The proposition of Mr. Marshall was finally adopted by the Whig party , in the form of Mr. McKennan's bill ...
Page 434
... Whig party , does not convince us , that he would prove an exception to the rule . In fact , Congress , during the past Session , has been , except as to the striking out of the Distribution proviso , little more than a Court of ...
... Whig party , does not convince us , that he would prove an exception to the rule . In fact , Congress , during the past Session , has been , except as to the striking out of the Distribution proviso , little more than a Court of ...
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