History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of James Buchanan, Količina 3Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... says of it ; " On the style , it may be remarked , that though it is somewhat ambitious and rhetorical for a state paper , it does no discredit to the pains which had been evidently be- stowed on it , and some of the princi- ples it ...
... says of it ; " On the style , it may be remarked , that though it is somewhat ambitious and rhetorical for a state paper , it does no discredit to the pains which had been evidently be- stowed on it , and some of the princi- ples it ...
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... says the author of the " Familiar Letters , " " all the judges were appointed by Mr. Adams , and the commissions issued . The individuals selected for these offices were men of high standing , and worthy of all confi- dence . But the ...
... says the author of the " Familiar Letters , " " all the judges were appointed by Mr. Adams , and the commissions issued . The individuals selected for these offices were men of high standing , and worthy of all confi- dence . But the ...
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... says , that " it would afford them abundant materials to bring their adversaries into discredit with the peo- ple ; who would thus have their eyes opened , and see that those who had been advocates for a strict interpreta- tion of the ...
... says , that " it would afford them abundant materials to bring their adversaries into discredit with the peo- ple ; who would thus have their eyes opened , and see that those who had been advocates for a strict interpreta- tion of the ...
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... says , in concluding his letter , " is now fixed on the affairs of Louisiana . Per- haps nothing since the ... say , we lied them out of power , and openly avow they will do the same by us . But it was not lies , or arguments , on our ...
... says , in concluding his letter , " is now fixed on the affairs of Louisiana . Per- haps nothing since the ... say , we lied them out of power , and openly avow they will do the same by us . But it was not lies , or arguments , on our ...
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... says , " was there a more sudden , complete , and propitious turn in the tide of events than this change in the purposes of Na- poleon proved to the administration of Mr. Jefferson . The wrangling alterca- tion with Spain for the ...
... says , " was there a more sudden , complete , and propitious turn in the tide of events than this change in the purposes of Na- poleon proved to the administration of Mr. Jefferson . The wrangling alterca- tion with Spain for the ...
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History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the ..., Količina 3 Jesse Ames Spencer Prikaz kratkega opisa - 1858 |
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