Great Debates in American History: From the Debates in the British Parliament on the Colonial Stamp Act (1764-1765) to the Debates in Congress at the Close of the Taft Administration (1912-1913). |
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THE CONFEDERATION [ INCLUDING TEXT OF THE ARTICLES OF
CONFEDERATION Proposed Articles of ... ( S . C . ] on " Our Independent
Constitutions ” - Proposal for National RevenueOliver Ellsworth ( Ct . ] , James
Madison ( Va . ] ...
THE CONFEDERATION [ INCLUDING TEXT OF THE ARTICLES OF
CONFEDERATION Proposed Articles of ... ( S . C . ] on " Our Independent
Constitutions ” - Proposal for National RevenueOliver Ellsworth ( Ct . ] , James
Madison ( Va . ] ...
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Besides the strictly Constitutional proposals there may be mentioned the
following subjects of interest and importance to the ... COMPARISON OF THE
ADOPTED CONSTITUTION WITH THAT PROPOSED BY WEBSTER At the time
when this ...
Besides the strictly Constitutional proposals there may be mentioned the
following subjects of interest and importance to the ... COMPARISON OF THE
ADOPTED CONSTITUTION WITH THAT PROPOSED BY WEBSTER At the time
when this ...
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He had proposed to purchase Texas with the consent of its owner ; but the
gentleman and his friends proposed now to take it without the owner ' s consent .
There was the same difference between his action and that now contemplated as
...
He had proposed to purchase Texas with the consent of its owner ; but the
gentleman and his friends proposed now to take it without the owner ' s consent .
There was the same difference between his action and that now contemplated as
...
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HANCOCK Mass JAMES WILSON Pa ROBERT R Liv | 197 |
ORATA | 237 |
federacy | 269 |
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