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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SENATE . ments than the United States , and none , perhaps , I shall hereafter receive , the thanks of congrers , for their gnfindacements equally persuasive , to make the most of lanıry and good conduci displayed in the service of ...
SENATE . ments than the United States , and none , perhaps , I shall hereafter receive , the thanks of congrers , for their gnfindacements equally persuasive , to make the most of lanıry and good conduci displayed in the service of ...
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... senate left the chamber ; it was , by his watch , not the clock , about fifteen minutes before eleven ; and the com- mittee returned to the senate between fifteen and twenty ini- nutes after eleven . There was , therefore , ample time ...
... senate left the chamber ; it was , by his watch , not the clock , about fifteen minutes before eleven ; and the com- mittee returned to the senate between fifteen and twenty ini- nutes after eleven . There was , therefore , ample time ...
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... senate had passed it the very day it came from the house , not only would there have been no appropriation of the three millions , but , sir , none of these other sums which the senate did insert in the bill . Others , besides ourselves ...
... senate had passed it the very day it came from the house , not only would there have been no appropriation of the three millions , but , sir , none of these other sums which the senate did insert in the bill . Others , besides ourselves ...
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