History of the Republic of the United States of America: As Traced in the Writings of Alexander Hamilton and of His Contemporaries, Volume 3D. Appleton, 1859 - United States |
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... grants -- Hamilton's speech on Independence of Ver- mont - Recognized . 200 CHAPTER XLV . Congress meet - Proceedings in States as to General Convention - Hamil- ton urges Congress to recommend it - His resolution , that New York ...
... grants -- Hamilton's speech on Independence of Ver- mont - Recognized . 200 CHAPTER XLV . Congress meet - Proceedings in States as to General Convention - Hamil- ton urges Congress to recommend it - His resolution , that New York ...
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... grant of a large body of land by the commissioners of forfeit- ure , and the fact , that another of them acquired his wealth by the purchase of confiscated property within that city , explain the motives of these arbitrary procedures ...
... grant of a large body of land by the commissioners of forfeit- ure , and the fact , that another of them acquired his wealth by the purchase of confiscated property within that city , explain the motives of these arbitrary procedures ...
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... grant of these advantages , that un- less these channels were opened to America , she would be without the means of paying for the manufactures requi- red , and be compelled to manufacture for herself . But if a market was given for her ...
... grant of these advantages , that un- less these channels were opened to America , she would be without the means of paying for the manufactures requi- red , and be compelled to manufacture for herself . But if a market was given for her ...
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... grant , could not have performed a more grateful office . The plan , reported by him , for the government of the ceded territory , ere long repealed because of its incon- venience , in the exclusion of slavery , is seen , by the vote ...
... grant , could not have performed a more grateful office . The plan , reported by him , for the government of the ceded territory , ere long repealed because of its incon- venience , in the exclusion of slavery , is seen , by the vote ...
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... grant- ed to such nation , and paying the compensation where such nation does the same . " That with nations hold- ing possessions in America , a direct and similar inter- course be admitted between the United States and such ...
... grant- ed to such nation , and paying the compensation where such nation does the same . " That with nations hold- ing possessions in America , a direct and similar inter- course be admitted between the United States and such ...
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