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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... person , as it is purely of a military nature ; as you are best acquainted with my services as an officer , and as you are now engaged in assisting to form the arrangements for the future peace establishment . " Your Excellency knows ...
... person , as it is purely of a military nature ; as you are best acquainted with my services as an officer , and as you are now engaged in assisting to form the arrangements for the future peace establishment . " Your Excellency knows ...
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... persons . Shocked at these proceedings , Hamilton took up the cause of these perse- cuted individuals with all the zeal of his fervent na- ture . The definitive treaty having arrived , he addressed a memorial to congress asking a record ...
... persons . Shocked at these proceedings , Hamilton took up the cause of these perse- cuted individuals with all the zeal of his fervent na- ture . The definitive treaty having arrived , he addressed a memorial to congress asking a record ...
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... persons as well as the contending publics . To the objection , that congress had no right to bind the state , that it was meddling with its in- ternal police , he replied , that on that construction , " the confederation was the shadow ...
... persons as well as the contending publics . To the objection , that congress had no right to bind the state , that it was meddling with its in- ternal police , he replied , that on that construction , " the confederation was the shadow ...
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... persons Mayor and Recorder of New York , as will govern themselves by the known law of the land . " Judgments of courts ought to be the voice of the rea- son , of the virtue , of the justice of communities ; and when such , they are the ...
... persons Mayor and Recorder of New York , as will govern themselves by the known law of the land . " Judgments of courts ought to be the voice of the rea- son , of the virtue , of the justice of communities ; and when such , they are the ...
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... war seemed to incline in their favour , or where they could continue their molestations with impunity ; the harassing inroads and depredations which they had made on private property , and on the persons of non 24 [ 1783 . THE REPUBLIC .
... war seemed to incline in their favour , or where they could continue their molestations with impunity ; the harassing inroads and depredations which they had made on private property , and on the persons of non 24 [ 1783 . THE REPUBLIC .
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