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Orations and arguments by English and American statesmen

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Burke: On conciliation with the colonies.--Chatham: On American affairs.--Burke: Before the electors at Bristol.--Erskine: In the Stockdale case.--Webster: The reply to Hayne.--Macaulay: On the reform bill of 1832.--Calhoun: On the slavery question.--Seward: On the irrepressible conflict.--Lincoln: The Gettyburg address.--Notes.
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