Niles' Weekly Register, Količina 49H. Niles, 1835 Containing political, historical, geographical, scientifical, statistical, economical, and biographical documents, essays and facts: together with notices of the arts and manu factures, and a record of the events of the times. |
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... WHITE . On a recent visit which the honora- ble Hugh L. White had occasion to make to the city of Nashville , he received the following invitation , signed by a committee of sixty - four of the most respectable gen- tlemen of the place ...
... WHITE . On a recent visit which the honora- ble Hugh L. White had occasion to make to the city of Nashville , he received the following invitation , signed by a committee of sixty - four of the most respectable gen- tlemen of the place ...
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... White - therefore , [ Yeas 56 , nays 16. ] Resolved , That HUGH LAWSON WHITE be recommended to the people of the United States as a man eminently qualified to fill the office of president . [ Yeas 60 , nays 12 ] Resolved , That we ...
... White - therefore , [ Yeas 56 , nays 16. ] Resolved , That HUGH LAWSON WHITE be recommended to the people of the United States as a man eminently qualified to fill the office of president . [ Yeas 60 , nays 12 ] Resolved , That we ...
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... White , was the greatest display ever made in Nashville since the honors paid to Lafayette . " | -HUGH L. WHITE himself is given in capitals ; but when in which they print the name of isaac hill , to disparage him . They give it thus ...
... White , was the greatest display ever made in Nashville since the honors paid to Lafayette . " | -HUGH L. WHITE himself is given in capitals ; but when in which they print the name of isaac hill , to disparage him . They give it thus ...
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