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Page 253
... session , he continued to agitate this subject , the following paragraph : " The number of immigrants ignorant of our laws , habits , etc. , coming into our country annually has become so great , and the impositions practiced upon them ...
... session , he continued to agitate this subject , the following paragraph : " The number of immigrants ignorant of our laws , habits , etc. , coming into our country annually has become so great , and the impositions practiced upon them ...
Page 259
... session , and it looks as if in future sessions their number will be legion , unless the flood is checked by firm and hon est action on the part of Congress , the Executive , or both . Everybody at the South whose property was injured ...
... session , and it looks as if in future sessions their number will be legion , unless the flood is checked by firm and hon est action on the part of Congress , the Executive , or both . Everybody at the South whose property was injured ...
Page 535
... session of Congress , July 4 , 1861 , Mr. Wilson introduced five bills and a joint resolution . The first bill was a measure authorizing the employment of five hundred thousand volunteers for three years , to aid in enforcing the laws ...
... session of Congress , July 4 , 1861 , Mr. Wilson introduced five bills and a joint resolution . The first bill was a measure authorizing the employment of five hundred thousand volunteers for three years , to aid in enforcing the laws ...
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