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... President , I ask what are the cases to which the President of the United States is I will ( said Mr. P. ) proceed to examine some limited , under the act which has just been read ? of the provisions of this bill in connexion with the ...
... President , I ask what are the cases to which the President of the United States is I will ( said Mr. P. ) proceed to examine some limited , under the act which has just been read ? of the provisions of this bill in connexion with the ...
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... President Adams made a Amphyctions to punish the smallest member of communication on the subject of these acts of the confederacy for violating some ground which the State of Georgia , and the question arose , had been consecrated to ...
... President Adams made a Amphyctions to punish the smallest member of communication on the subject of these acts of the confederacy for violating some ground which the State of Georgia , and the question arose , had been consecrated to ...
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... President , after taking the opinion of the sword . A power most awful , tremendous , the Attorney General , applied to the State to and unnatural , and not given by the Constitu- repeal the law , as inconsistent with the obliga- tion ...
... President , after taking the opinion of the sword . A power most awful , tremendous , the Attorney General , applied to the State to and unnatural , and not given by the Constitu- repeal the law , as inconsistent with the obliga- tion ...
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