The Life of George Washington, Količina 4Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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... Treaty Arrives for Ratification - Predisposition to Con- demn - Return of Jay -- Adet Succeeds Fauchet as Minister from France - The Treaty Laid Before the Senate - Ratified with a Qual- ification - A Novel Question -- Popular ...
... Treaty Arrives for Ratification - Predisposition to Con- demn - Return of Jay -- Adet Succeeds Fauchet as Minister from France - The Treaty Laid Before the Senate - Ratified with a Qual- ification - A Novel Question -- Popular ...
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... treaty attainable , he made up his mind to ratify it , should it be approved by the Senate . As a system of predetermined hostility to the treaty , how- ever , was already manifested , and efforts were made to awaken popular jealousy ...
... treaty attainable , he made up his mind to ratify it , should it be approved by the Senate . As a system of predetermined hostility to the treaty , how- ever , was already manifested , and efforts were made to awaken popular jealousy ...
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... treaty very little , if any , had been exported . Still it was now becoming an important staple of the South , and hence the objection of the Senate to this article of the treaty . On the 24th of June two - thirds of the Senate , the ...
... treaty very little , if any , had been exported . Still it was now becoming an important staple of the South , and hence the objection of the Senate to this article of the treaty . On the 24th of June two - thirds of the Senate , the ...
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