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Side 643
... effect it , would have at the same But the Senator from Delaware ( Mr. Clay- time the effect of sustaining the infant manu ton ) relies on the journals of the Convention factures , which had been forced up under the to prove that it was ...
... effect it , would have at the same But the Senator from Delaware ( Mr. Clay- time the effect of sustaining the infant manu ton ) relies on the journals of the Convention factures , which had been forced up under the to prove that it was ...
Side 705
... effect this article of the Constitution , Congress pondence with the Governor , which resulted in a passed an act prescribing the mode in which pacific accommodation of the difficulty ; the m persons entitled to the service or labor of ...
... effect this article of the Constitution , Congress pondence with the Governor , which resulted in a passed an act prescribing the mode in which pacific accommodation of the difficulty ; the m persons entitled to the service or labor of ...
Side 721
... effect what was the object of the Senator ? the objects for which it was formed , delegated motive to strengthen a cause which he feels to to that Government , for that purpose , certain be weak , by giving the discussion a personal ...
... effect what was the object of the Senator ? the objects for which it was formed , delegated motive to strengthen a cause which he feels to to that Government , for that purpose , certain be weak , by giving the discussion a personal ...
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