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Page 319
... passed separately , and in distinct bills ; and that no two of them were passed by the votes of precisely the same members . But we also know , and so does he know , that no one of them could have passed both branches of Congress but ...
... passed separately , and in distinct bills ; and that no two of them were passed by the votes of precisely the same members . But we also know , and so does he know , that no one of them could have passed both branches of Congress but ...
Page 333
... passed in violence , because it could not have passed at all but for the votes of many members in violence of the known will of their constituents . It is maintained in violence because the elections since , clearly demand it's repeal ...
... passed in violence , because it could not have passed at all but for the votes of many members in violence of the known will of their constituents . It is maintained in violence because the elections since , clearly demand it's repeal ...
Page 383
... passed into a law , and made the ap- propriations for the year ending June 30. 1848 - extending a full month beyond the actual and formal ending of the war . When I came into Congress , money was needed to meet the appropria- tions made ...
... passed into a law , and made the ap- propriations for the year ending June 30. 1848 - extending a full month beyond the actual and formal ending of the war . When I came into Congress , money was needed to meet the appropria- tions made ...
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LINCOLNS DEVELOPMENT AS A WRITER | 1 |
Political Announcement | 53 |
of the House of Representatives at Springfield Illinois | 90 |
Copyright | |
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