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... follow- In acknowledging the independence of Hayti , we follow too tardily the example of other nations . France for a long time hesitated , as Spain hesi- tated , to acknowledge the independence of its colo- nial possessions . But in ...
... follow- In acknowledging the independence of Hayti , we follow too tardily the example of other nations . France for a long time hesitated , as Spain hesi- tated , to acknowledge the independence of its colo- nial possessions . But in ...
Page 12
... follow its rejection . Domestic peace will be the happy consequence of its admission , and that fine Territory , which has hitherto been torn by dissensions , will rapidly increase in population and wealth , and speedily realize the ...
... follow its rejection . Domestic peace will be the happy consequence of its admission , and that fine Territory , which has hitherto been torn by dissensions , will rapidly increase in population and wealth , and speedily realize the ...
Page 157
... follow- to holding slaves , or who does not admit the right to ing : " And be it further enacted , That the provi- sion in the act to organize the Territories of Nebraska and Kansas , ' which declares it to be the true intent and ...
... follow- to holding slaves , or who does not admit the right to ing : " And be it further enacted , That the provi- sion in the act to organize the Territories of Nebraska and Kansas , ' which declares it to be the true intent and ...
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