On the record
Is it easy, in the face of such facts, to preserve your respect for an objection so obviously captious as that based on the phrase from the Declaration of Independence?
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Whitelaw Reid
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gutenberg.orgIs it easy, in the face of such facts, to preserve your respect for an objection so obviously captious as that based on the phrase from the Declaration of Independence?
Reid challenges the validity of objections based on the Declaration of Independence in light of historical facts.
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