The Debates and Proceedings in the Congress of the United States: With an Appendix, Containing Important State Papers and Public Documents, and All the Laws of a Public Nature; with a Copious Index ... [First To] Eighteenth Congress.--first Session: Comprising the Period from [March 3, 1789] to May 27, 1824, Inclusive. Comp. from Authentic Materials, Հատոր 3Gales and Seaton, 1851 |
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... Carolina .--- MATTHEW LOCKE , NA- THANIEL MACON , and RICHARD STANFORD . From Tennessee . WILLIAM CHARLES COLE ... South Caro- lina , WILLIAM SMITH ; appeared and took their seats in the House . A new member , to wit : ROBERT BROWN ...
... Carolina .--- MATTHEW LOCKE , NA- THANIEL MACON , and RICHARD STANFORD . From Tennessee . WILLIAM CHARLES COLE ... South Caro- lina , WILLIAM SMITH ; appeared and took their seats in the House . A new member , to wit : ROBERT BROWN ...
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... South Carolina would indulge the House with the evi- dence which he possessed upon this subject . [ H. or R. lieved he did not before mention where they were passed , but he did not hesitate now to do it . He stated that these ...
... South Carolina would indulge the House with the evi- dence which he possessed upon this subject . [ H. or R. lieved he did not before mention where they were passed , but he did not hesitate now to do it . He stated that these ...
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... South Carolina , and yet this was the first time he had heard of the circumstance which had been mentioned , and not having heard of it , he did not believe that such a thing existed ; and though he did not doubt the gentleman from South ...
... South Carolina , and yet this was the first time he had heard of the circumstance which had been mentioned , and not having heard of it , he did not believe that such a thing existed ; and though he did not doubt the gentleman from South ...
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... South Carolina for an extraordinary publication . He has selected these laws for publication , because he says the ... s , conduct to be , to consider all differences of opinion from his own to be proofs of ignorance . If so , he ...
... South Carolina for an extraordinary publication . He has selected these laws for publication , because he says the ... s , conduct to be , to consider all differences of opinion from his own to be proofs of ignorance . If so , he ...
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... s H.'s , argu- ments , upon it ) were convinced it was Constitu- tional and proper . If he understood the ... South Carolina by voting in favor of it . He saw only one motive that could have led to the intro- duction of it ...
... s H.'s , argu- ments , upon it ) were convinced it was Constitu- tional and proper . If he understood the ... South Carolina by voting in favor of it . He saw only one motive that could have led to the intro- duction of it ...
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