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... referred to two incidents connect - had drawn , discussed , and matured the nstru- ed with the proceedings of the convention at ment in the convention , explained and defend- Philadelphia , which he thinks are evidence to ed it before ...
... referred to two incidents connect - had drawn , discussed , and matured the nstru- ed with the proceedings of the convention at ment in the convention , explained and defend- Philadelphia , which he thinks are evidence to ed it before ...
Side 712
... referred to a select committee of by a confederated Government . The last ar- the Senate , of which the honorable Senator gument of kings ought not to be the first among from Missouri ( Mr. BENTON ) was chairman , and associated ...
... referred to a select committee of by a confederated Government . The last ar- the Senate , of which the honorable Senator gument of kings ought not to be the first among from Missouri ( Mr. BENTON ) was chairman , and associated ...
Side 727
... referred . I do not from Massachusetts and myself . It contains deem it necessary ; but were it , it might be three propositions . First , that the Constitution easily shown that it is at least as applicable to is a compact . Second ...
... referred . I do not from Massachusetts and myself . It contains deem it necessary ; but were it , it might be three propositions . First , that the Constitution easily shown that it is at least as applicable to is a compact . Second ...
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