History of the Republic of the United States of America: As Traced in the Writings of Alexander Hamilton and of His Contemporaries, Band 3D. Appleton, 1859 |
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... British regulations - Congress meet - Jefferson ; his birth , education , member of " Burgesses , ” elected to Congress , averse to independence , withdraws from Congress , returns , draws Declaration of Independence , declines a re ...
... British regulations - Congress meet - Jefferson ; his birth , education , member of " Burgesses , ” elected to Congress , averse to independence , withdraws from Congress , returns , draws Declaration of Independence , declines a re ...
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... British policy - Mission of Adams - His views , discontent , and return - Dissatisfaction with him of Congress -Jefferson's commercial views - Hamilton on the policy of America . 87 CHAPTER XLI . Internal affairs of United States ...
... British policy - Mission of Adams - His views , discontent , and return - Dissatisfaction with him of Congress -Jefferson's commercial views - Hamilton on the policy of America . 87 CHAPTER XLI . Internal affairs of United States ...
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... British Government - Madison explains and ably vindicates the new System- Monroe condemns it - Marshall sustains it - Oswald in Virginia - Madi- son and Lee to Hamilton - Navigation of Mississippi — Control of Navy -General and Treaty ...
... British Government - Madison explains and ably vindicates the new System- Monroe condemns it - Marshall sustains it - Oswald in Virginia - Madi- son and Lee to Hamilton - Navigation of Mississippi — Control of Navy -General and Treaty ...
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... British Parliament spoke the discontents of the people . By the opposition , the terms of the treaty were loudly condemned ; and even its most powerful advocate , William Pitt , held language wounding to the pride of the nation . " To ...
... British Parliament spoke the discontents of the people . By the opposition , the terms of the treaty were loudly condemned ; and even its most powerful advocate , William Pitt , held language wounding to the pride of the nation . " To ...
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... British empire , and of every grievance of which the nation complained . That these grievances could never be removed , until the right of the people to their consti- tutional share in the English government should be re- established ...
... British empire , and of every grievance of which the nation complained . That these grievances could never be removed , until the right of the people to their consti- tutional share in the English government should be re- established ...
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