 | William Tudor - 1823 - 544 strani
...and ill will of the people in power which would follow his course ; and, above all, a deep foresight of the meditated oppression and tyranny that would...recalled, the power and magnificence of this oration may^be imagined. With a knowledge of the topics that were involved, and the fearless energy with which... | |
 | HENRY HOWE - 1859 - 748 strani
...the oppression and tyranny that would have followed the success of this hateful application—when all these circumstances are recalled, the power and...oration may be imagined. With a knowledge of the topics that were involved, and the fearless energy with which they were developed and elucidated, the time... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1861 - 844 strani
...appear on the occasion, the deep foresight he had of the oppression and tyranny that would have followed the success of this hateful application — when all...oration may be imagined. With a knowledge of the topics that were involved, and the fearless energy with which they were developed and elucidated, the time... | |
 | 1896 - 340 strani
...and ill will of the people in power which would follow his course; and, above all, a deep foresight of the meditated oppression and tyranny that would...oration may be imagined. With a knowledge of the topics that were involved, and 'he fearless energy with which they were developed and elucidated, the tin;e... | |
 | Albert Bushnell Hart, Edward Channing - 1906 - 42 strani
...and ill will of the people in power which would follow his course; and, above all, a deep foresight of the meditated oppression and tyranny that would...oration may be imagined. With a knowledge of the topics that were involved, and the fearless energy with which they were developed and elucidated, the time... | |
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... of the presiding judge, and that his belief in the importance of the subject must have been certainly enforced by all the personal sacrifices he had made on this occasion, together with the obloquy and ill will of the people in power which would follow... 