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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... thought pro- per to move for the appointment of a Committee of Ways and Means ; but he saw no objection to the course he himself had proposed - it was that taken last session . A committee of three was appointed . ALIEN AND SEDITION ...
... thought pro- per to move for the appointment of a Committee of Ways and Means ; but he saw no objection to the course he himself had proposed - it was that taken last session . A committee of three was appointed . ALIEN AND SEDITION ...
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... thought proper here to assert the fact . He could inform the gentleman from South Carolina , that there were , in the quarter alluded to , friends of the Administration as respectable for accuracy and information as himself , and that a ...
... thought proper here to assert the fact . He could inform the gentleman from South Carolina , that there were , in the quarter alluded to , friends of the Administration as respectable for accuracy and information as himself , and that a ...
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... thought unneces- sary . As the other two Powers with which the United States had had disputes of a less serious nature than with France , were mentioned by name , he thought the French Republic should also be named . Mr. Dana was ...
... thought unneces- sary . As the other two Powers with which the United States had had disputes of a less serious nature than with France , were mentioned by name , he thought the French Republic should also be named . Mr. Dana was ...
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... thought it the best . Mr. DAYTON moved to amend the resolution by making the reference to the Committee of Com- merce and Manufactures ; as the gentleman from South Carolina himself , though he had at first denied any connexion between ...
... thought it the best . Mr. DAYTON moved to amend the resolution by making the reference to the Committee of Com- merce and Manufactures ; as the gentleman from South Carolina himself , though he had at first denied any connexion between ...
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... thought of me , if , in- stead of printing the whole of the laws in ques- tion , I had proposed to make extracts from them ? He would certainly have treated the subject with laughter , instead of argument . Indeed , he thought the ...
... thought of me , if , in- stead of printing the whole of the laws in ques- tion , I had proposed to make extracts from them ? He would certainly have treated the subject with laughter , instead of argument . Indeed , he thought the ...
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