Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs, Part 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1868 - United States |
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... represented in both houses of Congress ; where one State is as free as another to regulate its internal concerns according to its own will ; and where the laws of the central government , strictly confined to matters of national ...
... represented in both houses of Congress ; where one State is as free as another to regulate its internal concerns according to its own will ; and where the laws of the central government , strictly confined to matters of national ...
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... represents the collective majesty and speaks the will of the people . The forced retention in office of a single dishonest person may work great injury to thre public interests . The danger to the public service comes not from the power ...
... represents the collective majesty and speaks the will of the people . The forced retention in office of a single dishonest person may work great injury to thre public interests . The danger to the public service comes not from the power ...
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... represented . A report of these interesting proceedings will be submitted to Congress , which will no doubt justly appreciate the great object , and be ready to adopt any measure which may tend to facilitate its ultimate accomplishment ...
... represented . A report of these interesting proceedings will be submitted to Congress , which will no doubt justly appreciate the great object , and be ready to adopt any measure which may tend to facilitate its ultimate accomplishment ...
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... represented the United States , the public would have been left to infer that some compromise dishonorable to that ... represents the settlement of the Alabama claims as an essential preliminary to any amendment of the neutrality laws by ...
... represented the United States , the public would have been left to infer that some compromise dishonorable to that ... represents the settlement of the Alabama claims as an essential preliminary to any amendment of the neutrality laws by ...
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... representing all classes of colonial party and opinion have concurred in the conditions upon which such an union may be best effected . In accordance with their wishes , a bill will be submitted to you which by the consolidation of ...
... representing all classes of colonial party and opinion have concurred in the conditions upon which such an union may be best effected . In accordance with their wishes , a bill will be submitted to you which by the consolidation of ...
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