Harper's Encyclopædia 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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... respondent than twenty years , upon conviction thereof then said to General Emory was simply in any court of competent jurisdiction . " Approved March 2 , 1867 . " By order of the Secretary of War , " E. D. TOWNSEND , General ...
... respondent than twenty years , upon conviction thereof then said to General Emory was simply in any court of competent jurisdiction . " Approved March 2 , 1867 . " By order of the Secretary of War , " E. D. TOWNSEND , General ...
Page 171
... respondent addressed the said committee so waiting upon him in one of the rooms of the Executive Mansion ; and this respondent believes that this , his address to said committee , is the occasion referred to in the first specifica- tion ...
... respondent addressed the said committee so waiting upon him in one of the rooms of the Executive Mansion ; and this respondent believes that this , his address to said committee , is the occasion referred to in the first specifica- tion ...
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... respondent on said occasion , which this States , against Congress , and the laws respondent denies that said article and it duly and constitutionally enacted . T specification contain or correctly or justly respondent further says that ...
... respondent on said occasion , which this States , against Congress , and the laws respondent denies that said article and it duly and constitutionally enacted . T specification contain or correctly or justly respondent further says that ...
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