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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... means by which it had been conducted , the extravagant schemes it had engendered , gave every citizen a strong personal in- terest in its results , and , long before its termination , had divided the population into the opposite and ...
... means by which it had been conducted , the extravagant schemes it had engendered , gave every citizen a strong personal in- terest in its results , and , long before its termination , had divided the population into the opposite and ...
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... means of war . But it is a fact important to the history of the revolting colonies , that the acts pre- scribing penalties , usually offered to the persons against whom they were directed the option of avoiding them , by acknowledging ...
... means of war . But it is a fact important to the history of the revolting colonies , that the acts pre- scribing penalties , usually offered to the persons against whom they were directed the option of avoiding them , by acknowledging ...
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... means of his fine melo- dious voice and dignified deportment , his reasoning powers and persuasive address , soared above all competition ; his pre - eminence was at once universally conceded . " + He continued throughout this and the ...
... means of his fine melo- dious voice and dignified deportment , his reasoning powers and persuasive address , soared above all competition ; his pre - eminence was at once universally conceded . " + He continued throughout this and the ...
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... mean time , to enter into a commercial convention to continue in force one year , " and " that the secretary for foreign affairs should lay before congress , without delay , " a plan of a treaty of commerce , and instructions to be ...
... mean time , to enter into a commercial convention to continue in force one year , " and " that the secretary for foreign affairs should lay before congress , without delay , " a plan of a treaty of commerce , and instructions to be ...
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... means of paying for the manufactures requi- red , and be compelled to manufacture for herself . But if a market was given for her raw materials , agriculture , and not manufactures , would be encouraged . They were in no event to ...
... means of paying for the manufactures requi- red , and be compelled to manufacture for herself . But if a market was given for her raw materials , agriculture , and not manufactures , would be encouraged . They were in no event to ...
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