The Rebellion Record: A Diary of American Events, with Documents Narratives, Illustrative Incidents, Poetry, Etc, Part 1Frank Moore |
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... vessels and on the foreign salt used in preserving the fish . The complexity of this arrangement led to the substitution at first of a certain bounty on the quantity of the fish exported ; afterwards on the tonnage of the vessels ...
... vessels and on the foreign salt used in preserving the fish . The complexity of this arrangement led to the substitution at first of a certain bounty on the quantity of the fish exported ; afterwards on the tonnage of the vessels ...
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... vessels the exclusive enjoyment of our own coasting trade . This also is a policy coeval with the Government of the United States , and universally adopted by maritime powers , though relaxed by England within the last few years . Like ...
... vessels the exclusive enjoyment of our own coasting trade . This also is a policy coeval with the Government of the United States , and universally adopted by maritime powers , though relaxed by England within the last few years . Like ...
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... vessels should not be permitted to carry from the islands or from the United States to any foreign country . In the Revenue law of 1789 , as it passed through the House of Representatives , cotton , with other raw materials , was placed ...
... vessels should not be permitted to carry from the islands or from the United States to any foreign country . In the Revenue law of 1789 , as it passed through the House of Representatives , cotton , with other raw materials , was placed ...
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... vessel into the hands of the State authorities of South Carolina . 1 -THE citizens of Wilmington , Del . , fired a salute of twenty - one guns in honor of Major Anderson and his heroic band . -GOVERNOR HICKS ' refusal to convene the ...
... vessel into the hands of the State authorities of South Carolina . 1 -THE citizens of Wilmington , Del . , fired a salute of twenty - one guns in honor of Major Anderson and his heroic band . -GOVERNOR HICKS ' refusal to convene the ...
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... vessels from and for ports outside of South Carolina must enter and clear at Charleston . The Columbia Artillery , numbering 50 men , arrived at 1 o'clock to - day , and proceeded to the harbor . They will use cannon belonging to ...
... vessels from and for ports outside of South Carolina must enter and clear at Charleston . The Columbia Artillery , numbering 50 men , arrived at 1 o'clock to - day , and proceeded to the harbor . They will use cannon belonging to ...
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