Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs, Volume 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1965 - United States |
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... opinions I respect , that all the acts of Congress now in force , and of a permanent and general nature , might be revised and re - written , so as to be embraced in one volume ( or at most , two volumes ) of ordinary and convenient ...
... opinions I respect , that all the acts of Congress now in force , and of a permanent and general nature , might be revised and re - written , so as to be embraced in one volume ( or at most , two volumes ) of ordinary and convenient ...
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... opinion that an agricultural and statistical bu- reau might profitably be organized . The execution of the laws for the suppression of the African slave trade has been confided to the Department of the Interior . It is a subject of ...
... opinion that an agricultural and statistical bu- reau might profitably be organized . The execution of the laws for the suppression of the African slave trade has been confided to the Department of the Interior . It is a subject of ...
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... opinion as to the proper person to be selected . The retiring chief repeatedly expressed his judgment in favor of General McClellan for the position ; and in this the nation seemed to give a unanimous concurrence . The designation of ...
... opinion as to the proper person to be selected . The retiring chief repeatedly expressed his judgment in favor of General McClellan for the position ; and in this the nation seemed to give a unanimous concurrence . The designation of ...
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... opinion that the States have no constitutional power to secede from the Union , are still unanswered , and are believed to be unanswerable . The grounds upon which they have attempted to justify the revolutionary act of severing the ...
... opinion that the States have no constitutional power to secede from the Union , are still unanswered , and are believed to be unanswerable . The grounds upon which they have attempted to justify the revolutionary act of severing the ...
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... opinion expressed by my predecessor , Mr. Marcy , that it would be eminently desirable for the good of all nations that the property and effects of private individuals , not contraband , should be exempt from seizure and confiscation by ...
... opinion expressed by my predecessor , Mr. Marcy , that it would be eminently desirable for the good of all nations that the property and effects of private individuals , not contraband , should be exempt from seizure and confiscation by ...
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