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... Paris His style of living there . • Jefferson's doubtful attitude respecting the new constitution His views not in harmony with those of his cabinet colleagues His quarrel with Hamilton . • • Abuse of Washington by Freneau , a State ...
... Paris His style of living there . • Jefferson's doubtful attitude respecting the new constitution His views not in harmony with those of his cabinet colleagues His quarrel with Hamilton . • • Abuse of Washington by Freneau , a State ...
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... Paris · · · • 171 • 172 176 176 • 178 180 181 Appointment of a new commission and peace secured through new treaties Adams's trouble with his party and defeat of the Federalists . John Marshall , Secretary of State and Chief Justice ...
... Paris · · · • 171 • 172 176 176 • 178 180 181 Appointment of a new commission and peace secured through new treaties Adams's trouble with his party and defeat of the Federalists . John Marshall , Secretary of State and Chief Justice ...
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... Paris and the Marcy amendment . Buchanan , President ; Lewis Cass , Secretary of State Efforts at slavery extension Abolition of the Danish Sound dues Mexican disorder , and the coming Civil War CHAPTER X. DURING THE CIVIL WAR . William ...
... Paris and the Marcy amendment . Buchanan , President ; Lewis Cass , Secretary of State Efforts at slavery extension Abolition of the Danish Sound dues Mexican disorder , and the coming Civil War CHAPTER X. DURING THE CIVIL WAR . William ...
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... Paris , if wine , clothing , and wages of servants are included , is about twenty per cent . cheaper than Philadelphia ; Amsterdam , ten ; and at Madrid the expenses of a family are some- what higher than at this place . But from the ...
... Paris , if wine , clothing , and wages of servants are included , is about twenty per cent . cheaper than Philadelphia ; Amsterdam , ten ; and at Madrid the expenses of a family are some- what higher than at this place . But from the ...
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... render the cause aid in a surrep- titious manner , but that it could not appear publicly as 1 Trescot's Diplomacy of the Revolution , 16 , 17 . our friend . Congress thereupon decided to send to Paris THE REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD . 9.
... render the cause aid in a surrep- titious manner , but that it could not appear publicly as 1 Trescot's Diplomacy of the Revolution , 16 , 17 . our friend . Congress thereupon decided to send to Paris THE REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD . 9.
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