Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1906, Band 4Harper & brothers, 1906 |
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... foreign affairs , armies , fleets , government strong enough to counter- fortifications , coining money , establishing balance the strength of the State govern- banks , imposing a land - tax , poll - tax , ments and reduce them to ...
... foreign affairs , armies , fleets , government strong enough to counter- fortifications , coining money , establishing balance the strength of the State govern- banks , imposing a land - tax , poll - tax , ments and reduce them to ...
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... foreign balance , to be invested in some other way in foreign countries where it bore a superior value - an oper- ation by which immense fortunes might be amassed , if it were not that the ex- portation of the bullion would of itself ...
... foreign balance , to be invested in some other way in foreign countries where it bore a superior value - an oper- ation by which immense fortunes might be amassed , if it were not that the ex- portation of the bullion would of itself ...
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... foreign government . The consular repre- sentatives of foreign powers now resident in the Hawaiian Islands shall be permitted to continue in the exercise of their con- sular functions until they can receive their exequaturs from the ...
... foreign government . The consular repre- sentatives of foreign powers now resident in the Hawaiian Islands shall be permitted to continue in the exercise of their con- sular functions until they can receive their exequaturs from the ...
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