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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... majority , and the popular rejoicing at every victory , were felt as making the career completely national . " * The mercantile interest , indeed , smarting severely under the war , soon began a strenuous opposi- tion ; but not a single ...
... majority , and the popular rejoicing at every victory , were felt as making the career completely national . " * The mercantile interest , indeed , smarting severely under the war , soon began a strenuous opposi- tion ; but not a single ...
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... majority to be given to the world as that of the united body ; and upon this 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 ...
... majority to be given to the world as that of the united body ; and upon this 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 ...
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... and manners , proud and overbearing , raised up numerous enemies , # Marshall , vol . iv . p . 287-323 . Adolphus , vol . iii . p . 325 . who became even a majority in congress . Hence , 90 FROM THE ALLIANCE WITH FRANCE.
... and manners , proud and overbearing , raised up numerous enemies , # Marshall , vol . iv . p . 287-323 . Adolphus , vol . iii . p . 325 . who became even a majority in congress . Hence , 90 FROM THE ALLIANCE WITH FRANCE.
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... majority in congress . Hence , when an extensive promotion was made , he was passed over , and five officers junior in the service , and much inferior in reputation , were placed over his head . Washington deeply deplored this injustice ...
... majority in congress . Hence , when an extensive promotion was made , he was passed over , and five officers junior in the service , and much inferior in reputation , were placed over his head . Washington deeply deplored this injustice ...
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... majority of only one ; when the final issue could not be doubtful . On the 27th he renewed his motion in another shape ; and the minister , though only attempting to parry it by an adjournment , was left in a minority of nineteen . The ...
... majority of only one ; when the final issue could not be doubtful . On the 27th he renewed his motion in another shape ; and the minister , though only attempting to parry it by an adjournment , was left in a minority of nineteen . The ...
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