The United States of America: Their History from the Earliest Period; Their Industry, Commerce, Banking Transactions, and National Works; Their Institutions and Character, Political, Social, and Literary: with a Survey of the Territory, and Remarks on the Prospects and Plans of Emigrants, Band 2Oliver & Boyd, 1844 |
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... grounds for the opinion . During the course of the discussions , two new administrations were introduced , not upon any compulsion , but of his own selection ; both began their career with extensive concession ; and it was only by ...
... grounds for the opinion . During the course of the discussions , two new administrations were introduced , not upon any compulsion , but of his own selection ; both began their career with extensive concession ; and it was only by ...
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... ground , though he had personally opposed the petition , yet being outvoted , he considered himself bound to put down his name along with the others . * After the declaration of independence and open war , a large body still remained ...
... ground , though he had personally opposed the petition , yet being outvoted , he considered himself bound to put down his name along with the others . * After the declaration of independence and open war , a large body still remained ...
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... grounds of dispute , congress considered it so unsatisfac- tory that they studiously circulated it among the people , to many of whom , however , it seems to have been more acceptable than they expected . Lord Howe also at- tempted to ...
... grounds of dispute , congress considered it so unsatisfac- tory that they studiously circulated it among the people , to many of whom , however , it seems to have been more acceptable than they expected . Lord Howe also at- tempted to ...
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... grounds , and with his characteristic caution , waited till his whole force was mustered , when he could follow up without interruption any success he might obtain . He complained particularly of a defi- ciency in camp equipage . About ...
... grounds , and with his characteristic caution , waited till his whole force was mustered , when he could follow up without interruption any success he might obtain . He complained particularly of a defi- ciency in camp equipage . About ...
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... ground , —a delay the necessity of which has been doubted . He then assumed a position in front of the enemy , which he maintained six days ; but , after having carefully reconnoitred their camp , con- sidered it too strong for attack ...
... ground , —a delay the necessity of which has been doubted . He then assumed a position in front of the enemy , which he maintained six days ; but , after having carefully reconnoitred their camp , con- sidered it too strong for attack ...
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