The Political Register, Volum 1,Utgave 21D. Green, 1833 |
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Side 641
... represent its real character . To correct the tionable , the provision of the bill , or the temper impression , which those misrepresentations are in which its adoption has been urged . If the calculated to make , I will dwell on the ...
... represent its real character . To correct the tionable , the provision of the bill , or the temper impression , which those misrepresentations are in which its adoption has been urged . If the calculated to make , I will dwell on the ...
Side 688
... represent . They were united , only , by a sense Colonies of America . " 2. That by the Decla- of common danger ; but , in all other respects , ration of Independence we declared ourselves were separate and distinct , wholly independent ...
... represent . They were united , only , by a sense Colonies of America . " 2. That by the Decla- of common danger ; but , in all other respects , ration of Independence we declared ourselves were separate and distinct , wholly independent ...
Side 730
... represent them , and there is nothing in the na- being established with this design , that the seve - ture of things to prevent them from uniting un- ral States shall forever link their safety one with der a compact , in a federal Union ...
... represent them , and there is nothing in the na- being established with this design , that the seve - ture of things to prevent them from uniting un- ral States shall forever link their safety one with der a compact , in a federal Union ...
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