A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties, Measures and MenA.L. Burt, 1892 - 556 sider |
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... cause . The Whigs soon broke up into fac- tions , the Strong - Government Whigs and the Particular- ists , and these respectively gave rise to the Federalists and Republicans . Americans Must Rule America , -One of the mottoes of the ...
... cause . The Whigs soon broke up into fac- tions , the Strong - Government Whigs and the Particular- ists , and these respectively gave rise to the Federalists and Republicans . Americans Must Rule America , -One of the mottoes of the ...
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... cause of the negroes without remuneration . The negroes were sent back to Africa in an American vessel . Amnesty , Proclamation of . ( See Proclamation of Amnesty . ) Anarchy Poles . - A derisive name for Liberty Poles . Ancient Mariner ...
... cause of the negroes without remuneration . The negroes were sent back to Africa in an American vessel . Amnesty , Proclamation of . ( See Proclamation of Amnesty . ) Anarchy Poles . - A derisive name for Liberty Poles . Ancient Mariner ...
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... cause it was negotiated by our Minister to Mexico , General James Gadsden . By this treaty the United States obtained the disputed territory , for which we paid $ 10,000,000 . VI . ALASKA . By a treaty of March 30 , 1867 , ratified by ...
... cause it was negotiated by our Minister to Mexico , General James Gadsden . By this treaty the United States obtained the disputed territory , for which we paid $ 10,000,000 . VI . ALASKA . By a treaty of March 30 , 1867 , ratified by ...
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... cause of that State's failure to choose electors for the first President . After the adoption of the Constitution the same fears that had made them oppose it , now made them insist on strict construction of its provisions . In Congress ...
... cause of that State's failure to choose electors for the first President . After the adoption of the Constitution the same fears that had made them oppose it , now made them insist on strict construction of its provisions . In Congress ...
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... cause whatever ; which authority shall always be exercised in the manner following : Whenever the legislative or executive authority , or lawful agent , of any State , in controversy with another , shall present à petition to Congress ...
... cause whatever ; which authority shall always be exercised in the manner following : Whenever the legislative or executive authority , or lawful agent , of any State , in controversy with another , shall present à petition to Congress ...
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