The New-England Magazine, Band 3Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1832 |
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... political feeling . Political excite- ment , at that time , between the parties then denominated Federal and Jacobin , was high and furious . Every man joined himself to one or the other of these parties , and each was jealous of the ...
... political feeling . Political excite- ment , at that time , between the parties then denominated Federal and Jacobin , was high and furious . Every man joined himself to one or the other of these parties , and each was jealous of the ...
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... political discontent , for , with the exception of the last , they were without political views ; and if the Carlist party has been able to do so much to embarrass the government , was it not a certain proof of the existence of great ...
... political discontent , for , with the exception of the last , they were without political views ; and if the Carlist party has been able to do so much to embarrass the government , was it not a certain proof of the existence of great ...
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... political sound- ness which will capacitate them for the exercise of the rights of free- men , and that political discernment which will enable them to guard those rights from usurpers . If France should continue for years in her ...
... political sound- ness which will capacitate them for the exercise of the rights of free- men , and that political discernment which will enable them to guard those rights from usurpers . If France should continue for years in her ...
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