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... force thus to be embodied , armed and disciplined , as would render it susceptible of being called by the government ... force is too great and unwieldy . By the laws of the United States and this state , a force is embodied , or ...
... force thus to be embodied , armed and disciplined , as would render it susceptible of being called by the government ... force is too great and unwieldy . By the laws of the United States and this state , a force is embodied , or ...
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... force is even greater than is necessary to secure the advantage before mentioned of an equal division of military service . Let us suppose a case to have happened in this state , requiring the militia to be called into actual service ...
... force is even greater than is necessary to secure the advantage before mentioned of an equal division of military service . Let us suppose a case to have happened in this state , requiring the militia to be called into actual service ...
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... force . One object of this resolution is to ascertain from the President whether he has sent such a force . Either we believe that he has sent such force or we believe that he has not . If we assume , with the Senator from Connecticut ...
... force . One object of this resolution is to ascertain from the President whether he has sent such a force . Either we believe that he has sent such force or we believe that he has not . If we assume , with the Senator from Connecticut ...
Contents
BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR PAGE | xiii |
SPEECHES IN The Senate of the United STATES | 51 |
Freedom in the District of ColumbiaFreedom in New MexicoIndemnities | 278 |
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