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... appointed to take possession of them . The artillery , arms , accoutrements , military chest , and public stores of every denomination , shall be delivered unimpaired to the heads of the departments , to which they respectively belong ...
... appointed to take possession of them . The artillery , arms , accoutrements , military chest , and public stores of every denomination , shall be delivered unimpaired to the heads of the departments , to which they respectively belong ...
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... appointed by him , or at his nod , and spread over the Union ; nor could ever have imagined , that the man , who has the shuffling of millions backwards and forwards from paper into money , and money into paper , from Europe to America ...
... appointed by him , or at his nod , and spread over the Union ; nor could ever have imagined , that the man , who has the shuffling of millions backwards and forwards from paper into money , and money into paper , from Europe to America ...
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Edward Boykin. PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON TELLS WHY HE APPOINTED LOUIS D. BRANDEIS TO THE SUPREME COURT One of the high lights of the administration of President Wilson was his appointment ... appointed Louis D Brandeis to the Supreme Court ...
Edward Boykin. PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON TELLS WHY HE APPOINTED LOUIS D. BRANDEIS TO THE SUPREME COURT One of the high lights of the administration of President Wilson was his appointment ... appointed Louis D Brandeis to the Supreme Court ...
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George Washington writes his wife of his selection as Com | 3 |
refuses to answer a letter and loses thirteen fine | 9 |
Benjamin Franklin makes a freak suggestion | 15 |
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