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... remain where by law they were required to be deposited until the expira- tion of the charter of the bank , " and to save the people from the corruption of the bank . " These exigencies existed with equal force when the House of ...
... remain where by law they were required to be deposited until the expira- tion of the charter of the bank , " and to save the people from the corruption of the bank . " These exigencies existed with equal force when the House of ...
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... remain so . They remain in the condition of wardship under our protection , but denied a share in our government . On the other hand , the peculiar civili- zation which the colonists of Spain carried into her provinces , operated ...
... remain so . They remain in the condition of wardship under our protection , but denied a share in our government . On the other hand , the peculiar civili- zation which the colonists of Spain carried into her provinces , operated ...
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... remain just exactly as they were ; that there is no ground to apprehend a war , because the dispositions of the British government remain just as pacific as they were before ; and the dispositions of the colonies to retaliate were well ...
... remain just exactly as they were ; that there is no ground to apprehend a war , because the dispositions of the British government remain just as pacific as they were before ; and the dispositions of the colonies to retaliate were well ...
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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