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... means ; " and the Federal party enjoyed all the plots , from the Popish treasons in the the full benefits of his principles and labors while reign of James I , down to those of the Rye - house ; he lived in Vermont . Sir , gentlemen say ...
... means ; " and the Federal party enjoyed all the plots , from the Popish treasons in the the full benefits of his principles and labors while reign of James I , down to those of the Rye - house ; he lived in Vermont . Sir , gentlemen say ...
Side 1189
... means of effecting this , is by fomenting di - indivisibility of the Empire . And , what was the visions among us ; angering one party against the object of Great Britain ? For what did she em- other , and thereby dividing the Union . I ...
... means of effecting this , is by fomenting di - indivisibility of the Empire . And , what was the visions among us ; angering one party against the object of Great Britain ? For what did she em- other , and thereby dividing the Union . I ...
Side 1205
... means to repel invasion . You effect another object , said Mr. C. There is not any Mr. POINDEXTER said , that he only agreed to this amendment with a view to conciliate those who thought a pledge was given by the Presi- dent's ...
... means to repel invasion . You effect another object , said Mr. C. There is not any Mr. POINDEXTER said , that he only agreed to this amendment with a view to conciliate those who thought a pledge was given by the Presi- dent's ...
Side 1259
... mean to say that we have the power to inquire , and that we have no power to do anything else ? Does the gentleman ... means necessary to discover whether he has been guilty of misbeha- viour or not ? The person who is the subject of ...
... mean to say that we have the power to inquire , and that we have no power to do anything else ? Does the gentleman ... means necessary to discover whether he has been guilty of misbeha- viour or not ? The person who is the subject of ...
Side 1265
... means being taken to diffuse the knowledge of what passed , on a consultation with others of the committee , we Conceived it unnecessary , as it would be unavail- ing , to conceal from the members , at least , what had passed in ...
... means being taken to diffuse the knowledge of what passed , on a consultation with others of the committee , we Conceived it unnecessary , as it would be unavail- ing , to conceal from the members , at least , what had passed in ...
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