Speeches in Congress on Admission of California1850 |
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... position . He says that if this position be correct , all mankind have an inalienable right to work the gold mines of California ; that the Chi- nese , and the Hindoos , and the Hottentots - the Chilians , the Peruvians , and the ...
... position . He says that if this position be correct , all mankind have an inalienable right to work the gold mines of California ; that the Chi- nese , and the Hindoos , and the Hottentots - the Chilians , the Peruvians , and the ...
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... position . He says that if this position be correct , all mankind have an inalienable right to work the gold mines of California ; that the Chi- nese , and the Hindoos , and the Hottentots - the Chilians , the Peruvians , and the ...
... position . He says that if this position be correct , all mankind have an inalienable right to work the gold mines of California ; that the Chi- nese , and the Hindoos , and the Hottentots - the Chilians , the Peruvians , and the ...
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... position , that the Democratic party are opposed to a high protective tariff , and that in that position they have been sus- tained by the people . Will my colleague deny it ? I assume the position , that the Democratic party The ...
... position , that the Democratic party are opposed to a high protective tariff , and that in that position they have been sus- tained by the people . Will my colleague deny it ? I assume the position , that the Democratic party The ...
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