A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties, Measures and MenA.L. Burt, 1892 - 556 sider |
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... ment ; War Department ; Justice , Department of ; Post- Office Department ; Navy , Department of the ; Interior , Department of the . In Agriculture , Commissioner of . - The Department of Agriculture was established by Act of May 15 ...
... ment ; War Department ; Justice , Department of ; Post- Office Department ; Navy , Department of the ; Interior , Department of the . In Agriculture , Commissioner of . - The Department of Agriculture was established by Act of May 15 ...
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... ment of the Monroe Doctrine . The completion of the organization of the party is going forward rapidly . American System . - In the debates which resulted in the tariff law of 1824 , Henry Clay called his plan of protective duties and ...
... ment of the Monroe Doctrine . The completion of the organization of the party is going forward rapidly . American System . - In the debates which resulted in the tariff law of 1824 , Henry Clay called his plan of protective duties and ...
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... ment , and was generally acquiesced in . An early session of Congress was called for October 17 , 1803. Two days later the treaty was ratified by the Senate , and on October 25th the House passed a resolution to carry it into effect by ...
... ment , and was generally acquiesced in . An early session of Congress was called for October 17 , 1803. Two days later the treaty was ratified by the Senate , and on October 25th the House passed a resolution to carry it into effect by ...
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... ment did not press this claim till 1810 , but then , under direction of the President , Governor Claiborne , of the Territory of Orleans , took possession of all West Florida except Mobile , and in 1813 General Wilkinson obtained ...
... ment did not press this claim till 1810 , but then , under direction of the President , Governor Claiborne , of the Territory of Orleans , took possession of all West Florida except Mobile , and in 1813 General Wilkinson obtained ...
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... ment , alliance or treaty with any king , prince or State ; nor shall any person holding any office of profit or trust under the United States , or any of them , accept of any present , emolu- ment , office or title of any kind whatever ...
... ment , alliance or treaty with any king , prince or State ; nor shall any person holding any office of profit or trust under the United States , or any of them , accept of any present , emolu- ment , office or title of any kind whatever ...
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