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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... congress , dinner to in North Carolina 187 , 219 Marshall , the late chief justice , Mr. Bin- ney's eulogy 70 ; see congress ; extract from judge Stony's eulogy 171 ; inscription on his tomb Martineau , miss H. 281 229 Military academy ...
... congress , dinner to in North Carolina 187 , 219 Marshall , the late chief justice , Mr. Bin- ney's eulogy 70 ; see congress ; extract from judge Stony's eulogy 171 ; inscription on his tomb Martineau , miss H. 281 229 Military academy ...
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... congress shall have autho- rised it , are also correct . 2d . The questions which refer themselves to the second ge- neral head , are more difficult , and the considerations which must govern their decision more numerous and complex ...
... congress shall have autho- rised it , are also correct . 2d . The questions which refer themselves to the second ge- neral head , are more difficult , and the considerations which must govern their decision more numerous and complex ...
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... congress , the validity of our claims upon France , as liquidated by the treaty of 1831 , has been ac- knowledged by bou branches of her legislature , and the money has been appropriated for their discharge ; but the payment is , I ...
... congress , the validity of our claims upon France , as liquidated by the treaty of 1831 , has been ac- knowledged by bou branches of her legislature , and the money has been appropriated for their discharge ; but the payment is , I ...
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