A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties, Measures and Men ...A.L. Burt, 1892 - 556 sider |
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Side 29
... favor of the adoption of the Constitution when that instrument was before the people for ratification were called Feder- alists ; those opposed , Anti - Federalists . The objections of these latter may be stated as follows : It was ...
... favor of the adoption of the Constitution when that instrument was before the people for ratification were called Feder- alists ; those opposed , Anti - Federalists . The objections of these latter may be stated as follows : It was ...
Side 37
... favor , affection , or hope of reward : " Provided , also , that no State shall be deprived of territory for the benefit of the United States . All controversies concerning the private right of soil claimed under different grants of two ...
... favor , affection , or hope of reward : " Provided , also , that no State shall be deprived of territory for the benefit of the United States . All controversies concerning the private right of soil claimed under different grants of two ...
Side 52
... favor of the Federalist party and its principles , and in other ways supported and aided it . They were largely instrumental in spreading the custom of wearing black cockades . Asylum of the Oppressed of Every Nation.— This phrase is ...
... favor of the Federalist party and its principles , and in other ways supported and aided it . They were largely instrumental in spreading the custom of wearing black cockades . Asylum of the Oppressed of Every Nation.— This phrase is ...
Side 53
... favor of the country , while a bal- ance of imports over exports was considered unfavorable or against it . This notion was based on the mistaken idea that the balance of trade must be settled by imports or exports of specie , the ...
... favor of the country , while a bal- ance of imports over exports was considered unfavorable or against it . This notion was based on the mistaken idea that the balance of trade must be settled by imports or exports of specie , the ...
Side 56
... favor of such a renewal by the financial difficulties attending the war of 1812 , but although the subject was broached as early as 1814 , it was two years later before the act passed . This time it was the Federalists that were opposed ...
... favor of such a renewal by the financial difficulties attending the war of 1812 , but although the subject was broached as early as 1814 , it was two years later before the act passed . This time it was the Federalists that were opposed ...
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