Harper's Encyclopędia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1909: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing...Harper, 1905 - United States |
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... majority and sack , pursues his calling alone in the hat organized them to be just powers , wilderness ; but , with settlement , the nd the said majority felt that they were ustified in executing them . Thomas Jefferson held " the vital ...
... majority and sack , pursues his calling alone in the hat organized them to be just powers , wilderness ; but , with settlement , the nd the said majority felt that they were ustified in executing them . Thomas Jefferson held " the vital ...
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... majority of the two - thirds assumed the responsibilities of govern- ment - rightfully , as all loyal Americans believe . The machinery of the republic was set in motion in 1789 , and the census taken the next year showed the total ...
... majority of the two - thirds assumed the responsibilities of govern- ment - rightfully , as all loyal Americans believe . The machinery of the republic was set in motion in 1789 , and the census taken the next year showed the total ...
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... majority must , or the government text to do it , I will neither affirm nor must cease . There is no other alterna- deny ; but if there be such , I need ad- dress no word to them . To those , how- ever , who really love the Union , may ...
... majority must , or the government text to do it , I will neither affirm nor must cease . There is no other alterna- deny ; but if there be such , I need ad- dress no word to them . To those , how- ever , who really love the Union , may ...
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