United States Weekly Telegraph, Volum 1D. Green., 1832 |
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... force , but to repel force . Are we asked , why then do we hear of volun- teers ? Why all this pomp and parade of war ? United States . On motion of Surgeon Marsh , Col A. W. Riley was called to the chair , and L. B. Swan chosen ...
... force , but to repel force . Are we asked , why then do we hear of volun- teers ? Why all this pomp and parade of war ? United States . On motion of Surgeon Marsh , Col A. W. Riley was called to the chair , and L. B. Swan chosen ...
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... force by force would the people of Pennsylvania obey the But , let the United States withdraw its forces laws , and abide your decision . But then they from her borders , and lay this bill upon the ta- would appeal to the people ; they ...
... force by force would the people of Pennsylvania obey the But , let the United States withdraw its forces laws , and abide your decision . But then they from her borders , and lay this bill upon the ta- would appeal to the people ; they ...
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... force , and to be en- States , whose honor , dignity , and independence , forced whenever it shall be necessary . Will it were alike at stake . Happily for the country , be pretended that the President has authority the enforcement of ...
... force , and to be en- States , whose honor , dignity , and independence , forced whenever it shall be necessary . Will it were alike at stake . Happily for the country , be pretended that the President has authority the enforcement of ...
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