Life and Public Services of John Quincy Adams, Sixth President of the United States: With the Eulogy Delivered Before the Legislature of New YorkDerby, Miller, 1849 - 404 pagini This book is a biography of John Quincy Adams, United States Senator, Congressman from Massachusetts, and the sixth President of the United States from 1825 to 1829. |
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... mind . After making all just allowance for precocity of genius , we cannot but see that the early maturity of the younger Adams proves the great advantage of pure and intellectual associations in childhood . The time soon arrived when ...
... mind . After making all just allowance for precocity of genius , we cannot but see that the early maturity of the younger Adams proves the great advantage of pure and intellectual associations in childhood . The time soon arrived when ...
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... , and is respected wherever he goes , for his vigor and vivacity both of mind and body ; for his constant good - humor , and for his rapid progress in French , as well as in general knowledge 2 * LIFE OF JOHN QUINCY ADAMS . 33.
... , and is respected wherever he goes , for his vigor and vivacity both of mind and body ; for his constant good - humor , and for his rapid progress in French , as well as in general knowledge 2 * LIFE OF JOHN QUINCY ADAMS . 33.
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... mind , refused to identify himself with either party . In forming his first cabinet , moved with a desire to heal the dissensions which dis- tracted the country , he selected its members equally from the adverse factions . Hamilton and ...
... mind , refused to identify himself with either party . In forming his first cabinet , moved with a desire to heal the dissensions which dis- tracted the country , he selected its members equally from the adverse factions . Hamilton and ...
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... mind . They were read by Washington , with expressions of the highest satisfaction ; and he made particular inquiries respect- ing the author . The position of Mr. Adams on neutrality was new , and in opposition to the opinions of the ...
... mind . They were read by Washington , with expressions of the highest satisfaction ; and he made particular inquiries respect- ing the author . The position of Mr. Adams on neutrality was new , and in opposition to the opinions of the ...
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... mind I inquire whether I should , at this time , be qualified to receive and derive any benefit from an oppor- tunity which it may be in her power to procure for me , my own mind would shrink from the investigation . My heart is not ...
... mind I inquire whether I should , at this time , be qualified to receive and derive any benefit from an oppor- tunity which it may be in her power to procure for me , my own mind would shrink from the investigation . My heart is not ...
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