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Had New York gone against him he would have been defeated , and he carried
that State by a plurality of but 1 , 047 votes in a total of over 1 , 150 , 000 . Clinton
, De Witt , was born at Little Britain , New York , March 2 , 1769 , and died at ...
Had New York gone against him he would have been defeated , and he carried
that State by a plurality of but 1 , 047 votes in a total of over 1 , 150 , 000 . Clinton
, De Witt , was born at Little Britain , New York , March 2 , 1769 , and died at ...
Side 118
This ticket carried Virginia , Kentucky and Tennessee , receiving thirtynine
electoral votes . In several of the States “ fusion ” tickets of electors had been
named , and in these the popular vote for each ticket can only be estimated . Bell '
s total ...
This ticket carried Virginia , Kentucky and Tennessee , receiving thirtynine
electoral votes . In several of the States “ fusion ” tickets of electors had been
named , and in these the popular vote for each ticket can only be estimated . Bell '
s total ...
Side 135
Articles carried by neutrals in vessels or otherwise , which are for the assistance
of an enemy in carrying on war , are said to be contraband of war . The term
embraces arms , ammunition , materials for manufacturing gunpowder , armed ...
Articles carried by neutrals in vessels or otherwise , which are for the assistance
of an enemy in carrying on war , are said to be contraband of war . The term
embraces arms , ammunition , materials for manufacturing gunpowder , armed ...
Side 144
Cumberland Road is a public road originally projected from Cumberland , in
Maryland , to the Ohio River , but ultimately carried as far as Illinois . The first act
in regard to it was passed by Congress March 29 , 1806 . It appropriated $ 30 ,
000 ...
Cumberland Road is a public road originally projected from Cumberland , in
Maryland , to the Ohio River , but ultimately carried as far as Illinois . The first act
in regard to it was passed by Congress March 29 , 1806 . It appropriated $ 30 ,
000 ...
Side 150
This bill was carried in both Houses , and one hour before the adjournment of
Congress it was placed before the President , who refused to sign it , thus
preventing its becoming a law . On July 8th the President issued a proclamation ,
having ...
This bill was carried in both Houses , and one hour before the adjournment of
Congress it was placed before the President , who refused to sign it , thus
preventing its becoming a law . On July 8th the President issued a proclamation ,
having ...
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A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties ... Everit BROWN (and STRAUSS (Albert)),Albert STRAUSS Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1892 |
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