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... Congress to secure its favorable action , and it was especially appropriate that this great ordinance should be proclaimed by him . The 14th Amendment also bears his name and seal.2 While this amendment was under consideration in Congress ...
... Congress to secure its favorable action , and it was especially appropriate that this great ordinance should be proclaimed by him . The 14th Amendment also bears his name and seal.2 While this amendment was under consideration in Congress ...
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... Congress on its coming together on the 4th of July instant , in extra session , that the sovereignty of the United States was practically respected by all nations . Nothing has occurred to change this condition of affairs , unless it be ...
... Congress on its coming together on the 4th of July instant , in extra session , that the sovereignty of the United States was practically respected by all nations . Nothing has occurred to change this condition of affairs , unless it be ...
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... Congress insists on placing in his hands . Congress , on the other hand , thinks that the Freedmen's Bureau is not adequate , and that more patronage , more money , and more power would , like Thomp- son's door - plate , purchased at ...
... Congress insists on placing in his hands . Congress , on the other hand , thinks that the Freedmen's Bureau is not adequate , and that more patronage , more money , and more power would , like Thomp- son's door - plate , purchased at ...
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ence form an important contribution to the literature of American | 9 |
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Eulogy on Lafayette 1834Oration on Daniel OConnell Oration on John | 32 |
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