Abridgment of the Debates of Congress, from 1789 to 1856: Dec. 5. 1796-March 3, 1803D. Appleton, 1857 - Law |
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... produce this auspicious result , we must acknowledge the excel- lence of the constitutional system , and the wisdom ... produced his cre- dentials , and the oath required by law being administered to him , he took his seat in the Senate ...
... produce this auspicious result , we must acknowledge the excel- lence of the constitutional system , and the wisdom ... produced his cre- dentials , and the oath required by law being administered to him , he took his seat in the Senate ...
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... produce money . I do not expect much from the liberality of individuals ; and can it be expected that people from the remote parts of the United States will send their children to this Seminary ? Surely not ; and consequently their ...
... produce money . I do not expect much from the liberality of individuals ; and can it be expected that people from the remote parts of the United States will send their children to this Seminary ? Surely not ; and consequently their ...
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... produce uneasiness from its partial effects . He did not know how the detail would be arranged . He had been of the number who were desirous to see the collection - law , before they decided on the resolution before them , so as to have ...
... produce uneasiness from its partial effects . He did not know how the detail would be arranged . He had been of the number who were desirous to see the collection - law , before they decided on the resolution before them , so as to have ...
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... produce , for other nations would not leave us at liberty to do so . The strongest power would say to the others , you shall not trade with these people , you shall do so and so , or we will go to war with you . You must , therefore ...
... produce , for other nations would not leave us at liberty to do so . The strongest power would say to the others , you shall not trade with these people , you shall do so and so , or we will go to war with you . You must , therefore ...
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... produce . Whatever the farmer could afford to give his laborer ( especially in this country where agriculture is the true interest ) would fix the price of all other labor . Mr. HOLLAND said , perhaps the constituents of the gentleman ...
... produce . Whatever the farmer could afford to give his laborer ( especially in this country where agriculture is the true interest ) would fix the price of all other labor . Mr. HOLLAND said , perhaps the constituents of the gentleman ...
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