The Political Register, Volum 1,Utgave 21D. Green, 1833 |
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Side 648
... leave the chair , adopted by the bill of 1816 , of laying higher in order to avoid the responsibility , under the duties on the unprotected than he protec ed plausible argument that if the Senate should articles , by repealing almost ...
... leave the chair , adopted by the bill of 1816 , of laying higher in order to avoid the responsibility , under the duties on the unprotected than he protec ed plausible argument that if the Senate should articles , by repealing almost ...
Side 698
... leave less ceremony and courtesy than Washington , in to attract the attention of the Senate . During the zenith of his glory , extended to a banditti , ar- the administration of General Washington , in rayed in full force , with arms ...
... leave less ceremony and courtesy than Washington , in to attract the attention of the Senate . During the zenith of his glory , extended to a banditti , ar- the administration of General Washington , in rayed in full force , with arms ...
Side 728
... leave this point , all impor- tant in establishing the true theory of our Government , on this argument alone , as de- The first , and most important , is , that they monstrative and conclusive as I hold it to be . conclusively ...
... leave this point , all impor- tant in establishing the true theory of our Government , on this argument alone , as de- The first , and most important , is , that they monstrative and conclusive as I hold it to be . conclusively ...
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