A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties, Measures and MenA.L. Burt, 1892 - 556 sider |
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... navy and standing army , the peaceful habits of her people and the conciliatory policy of her government from the outset , have inclined her frequently in the history of her foreign relations to submit disputes to arbitration . The ...
... navy and standing army , the peaceful habits of her people and the conciliatory policy of her government from the outset , have inclined her frequently in the history of her foreign relations to submit disputes to arbitration . The ...
Side 58
... navy , which was due to the action of the Republican party of those days . But the government was now forced to organize a small navy , which was found useful against Tripoli . That country , becoming dissatisfied with the tribute ...
... navy , which was due to the action of the Republican party of those days . But the government was now forced to organize a small navy , which was found useful against Tripoli . That country , becoming dissatisfied with the tribute ...
Side 59
... navy on the country , despite the wishes of the Republicans , and thus prepared us for the war with England . They also led to a slight increase in customs duties in 1804 and follow- ing years for the purpose of forming the ...
... navy on the country , despite the wishes of the Republicans , and thus prepared us for the war with England . They also led to a slight increase in customs duties in 1804 and follow- ing years for the purpose of forming the ...
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... navy . A per- son who received this money and then failed to serve as he had promised , was said to be a " bounty - jumper . " Bourbons . The house of Bourbon is the family of kings that ruled France for over two hundred years , from ...
... navy . A per- son who received this money and then failed to serve as he had promised , was said to be a " bounty - jumper . " Bourbons . The house of Bourbon is the family of kings that ruled France for over two hundred years , from ...
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... Navy and of the Interior and the Postmaster - General and the Secretary of Agriculture , who are only by custom members of the Cabinet . The salary of every Cabinet officer is $ 8,000 per annum . Cæsar had his Brutus , Charles I. his ...
... Navy and of the Interior and the Postmaster - General and the Secretary of Agriculture , who are only by custom members of the Cabinet . The salary of every Cabinet officer is $ 8,000 per annum . Cæsar had his Brutus , Charles I. his ...
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