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... express my most humble thanks , I venture to a long leading article on the affairs of Germany , lay this humble petition at the foot of the which is supposed to express the sentiments of throne of the Sublime , magnanimous , awe - in ...
... express my most humble thanks , I venture to a long leading article on the affairs of Germany , lay this humble petition at the foot of the which is supposed to express the sentiments of throne of the Sublime , magnanimous , awe - in ...
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... express added , that the offensive expression must have escaped Mr. Madison's notice . continued he , had he been in the State De- Mr. Gallatin , partment , would not have been guilty of such indiscretion . " BALTIMORE . August 12 ...
... express added , that the offensive expression must have escaped Mr. Madison's notice . continued he , had he been in the State De- Mr. Gallatin , partment , would not have been guilty of such indiscretion . " BALTIMORE . August 12 ...
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... express ! " True , it is so ; but in spite of this language so very " express , " " the President and Mr. Cass now say directly the contrary . Signs . We have received the Tuscaloosa Flag of the Union - the Jackson Van Buren federal ...
... express ! " True , it is so ; but in spite of this language so very " express , " " the President and Mr. Cass now say directly the contrary . Signs . We have received the Tuscaloosa Flag of the Union - the Jackson Van Buren federal ...
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