We have no meanings for "broad ground" in our records yet.
1 We are now on the broad ground of established facts; of history, recent, but still achieved.
2 Syrian troops have unleashed a broad ground assault on rebel-held areas of the besieged city of Aleppo.
3 Hence the instructions to Commodore Perry covered broad ground , and his letters of credence conformed to his instructions.
4 Mr. Whitefield, on the other hand, was in favor of negro slavery on the broad ground of philanthropy.
5 I am no anatomist: I simply take my stand upon the broad ground of the general philosophy of man.
6 This being the case, it may readily be seen that there was a broad ground - work for unhappiness in the married state.
7 But here is a broad ground upon which, by the very confession of our enemies, we stand on a higher platform.
8 We say yes, on the broad ground of human experience and human testimony-theground on which is built the greater part of human knowledge.
9 Not one of the cases had yet been pleaded on the broad ground , "Whether an African slave coming into England became free?"
10 We have had many a confab with some who are now strong 'Republicans' we taking the broad ground of equality, and they the opposite ground.
11 This consciousness, all neglected by them, gives broad ground for the expostulation of the Lord-'Yewill not come unto me that ye might have life!'
12 But finally, on a broader ground , it destroyed the national right of Ireland.
13 It rested upon broader ground than popular gratitude for his military services-greatas that sentiment was.
14 The street, the barroom, the postoffice, some public place they want where they may meet freely on broader ground .
15 So it was with General Ople, and nothing is left for me to say except, that there is broader ground than the chessboard.
16 Kindness to the slave is frequently recommended, but this was done quite as forcibly, and upon a much broader ground by the pagan writers.
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