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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... feel that they cannot elect that the public ardor on our behalf has been cooled at the north him . They know that political power is departing from them . - still the general state of feeling is as we have represented This is the true ...
... feel that they cannot elect that the public ardor on our behalf has been cooled at the north him . They know that political power is departing from them . - still the general state of feeling is as we have represented This is the true ...
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... feel pleasure in referring . In the infancy of our goverment it is well known to all who hear me , the right of the United States to navigate the Mississippi to its mouth , by virtue of their territory up to the river was disputed by ...
... feel pleasure in referring . In the infancy of our goverment it is well known to all who hear me , the right of the United States to navigate the Mississippi to its mouth , by virtue of their territory up to the river was disputed by ...
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... feel grateful sensibi - by the president of the United States , in his first inaugural ad- lity for this friendly proof of your attachment and confidence , dress upon the subject of executive patronage , and that they and higly ...
... feel grateful sensibi - by the president of the United States , in his first inaugural ad- lity for this friendly proof of your attachment and confidence , dress upon the subject of executive patronage , and that they and higly ...
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