Letters: Selections from the Private and Political Correspondence of Thomas Jefferson, Telling the Story of American Independence and the Founding of the American GovernmentE.M. Hale, 1949 - 374 Seiten |
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... Give up money , give up fame , give up science , give the earth itself and all it contains , rather than do an immoral act . And never suppose , that in any possible situation , or under any circumstances , it is best for you to do a ...
... Give up money , give up fame , give up science , give the earth itself and all it contains , rather than do an immoral act . And never suppose , that in any possible situation , or under any circumstances , it is best for you to do a ...
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... give , easily find reasons why they ought not to give . When I sought her out afterwards , and did what I should have done at first , you know that she employed the money immediately towards placing her child at school . If our country ...
... give , easily find reasons why they ought not to give . When I sought her out afterwards , and did what I should have done at first , you know that she employed the money immediately towards placing her child at school . If our country ...
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... give displeasure to some gentlemen just by the chair of government who were in sentiment with Burke and as much opposed to the sentiments of Paine . I could not disavow my note , because I had written it . I could not disavow my ...
... give displeasure to some gentlemen just by the chair of government who were in sentiment with Burke and as much opposed to the sentiments of Paine . I could not disavow my note , because I had written it . I could not disavow my ...
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