A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties, Measures and MenA.L. Burt, 1892 - 556 sider |
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... passed during his administration tended to make it unpopular , while his policy toward France , which averted the war , alienated a portion of his party , and the end of his administration saw his party thoroughly divided and defeated ...
... passed during his administration tended to make it unpopular , while his policy toward France , which averted the war , alienated a portion of his party , and the end of his administration saw his party thoroughly divided and defeated ...
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... passed twelve amendments , two of which were not ratified . The remaining ten , having been ratified by all the States except Massachusetts , Connecticut and Georgia , were proclaimed in force December 15 , 1791 . The first six of these ...
... passed twelve amendments , two of which were not ratified . The remaining ten , having been ratified by all the States except Massachusetts , Connecticut and Georgia , were proclaimed in force December 15 , 1791 . The first six of these ...
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... passed the Senate in April , 1864 , by a vote of thirty- eight to six , but failed to pass the House . The House reconsidered its vote at the next session and passed the amendment by a vote of one hundred and nineteen to fifty - six ...
... passed the Senate in April , 1864 , by a vote of thirty- eight to six , but failed to pass the House . The House reconsidered its vote at the next session and passed the amendment by a vote of one hundred and nineteen to fifty - six ...
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... passed a resolution to carry it into effect by a vote of ninety to twenty - five , the Fed- eralists voting in the minority . Napoleon accepted six per cent . bonds , payable in fifteen years , for this terri- tory , which more than ...
... passed a resolution to carry it into effect by a vote of ninety to twenty - five , the Fed- eralists voting in the minority . Napoleon accepted six per cent . bonds , payable in fifteen years , for this terri- tory , which more than ...
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... passed to Spain in 1783. Spain claimed that when , in 1800 , she retro- ceded " Louisiana to France , she only gave back what she had obtained from that country , and that West Florida , which she obtained from England , still re ...
... passed to Spain in 1783. Spain claimed that when , in 1800 , she retro- ceded " Louisiana to France , she only gave back what she had obtained from that country , and that West Florida , which she obtained from England , still re ...
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