The Rebellion Record: A Diary of American Events, with Documents Narratives, Illustrative Incidents, Poetry, Etc, Part 1Frank Moore |
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... fact , the most important that can ever occur in the history of a people . The fact that the People of South Carolina , on the 23d of May , 1788 , assented to and ratified the Constitution of the United States , in order , among other ...
... fact , the most important that can ever occur in the history of a people . The fact that the People of South Carolina , on the 23d of May , 1788 , assented to and ratified the Constitution of the United States , in order , among other ...
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... fact alleged in the passage is entirely without foundation . The Articles of Confederation were first signed by the delegates from eight of the States , on the 9th of July , 1778 , more than three years after the commencement of the war ...
... fact alleged in the passage is entirely without foundation . The Articles of Confederation were first signed by the delegates from eight of the States , on the 9th of July , 1778 , more than three years after the commencement of the war ...
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... fact , that in a project for amending the articles of Confederation brought forward by Judge Pat- erson in the ... facts of the case . The proposal formed part of a project which was rejected in toto . The reason why this power of State ...
... fact , that in a project for amending the articles of Confederation brought forward by Judge Pat- erson in the ... facts of the case . The proposal formed part of a project which was rejected in toto . The reason why this power of State ...
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... fact , to deduce from the sovereignty of the States the right of seceding from the Union is the most stupendous non sequitur that was ever advanced in grave affairs . The only legitimate inference to be drawn from that sovereignty is ...
... fact , to deduce from the sovereignty of the States the right of seceding from the Union is the most stupendous non sequitur that was ever advanced in grave affairs . The only legitimate inference to be drawn from that sovereignty is ...
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... fact was well known to some of the members of the late Convention at Richmond . When the secrets of their assembly are laid open , no doubt it will appear that there were some faithful Abdiels to proclaim the fact . Oh , that the ...
... fact was well known to some of the members of the late Convention at Richmond . When the secrets of their assembly are laid open , no doubt it will appear that there were some faithful Abdiels to proclaim the fact . Oh , that the ...
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