Register of Debates in Congress: Comprising the Leading Debates and Incidents of the Second Session of the Eighteenth Congress: [Dec. 6, 1824, to the First Session of the Twenty-fifth Congress, Oct. 16, 1837] Together with an Appendix, Containing the Most Important State Papers and Public Documents to which the Session Has Given Birth: to which are Added, the Laws Enacted During the Session, with a Copious Index to the Whole ..., Band 2;Band 10;Band 59Gales & Seaton, 1825 |
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... given to the gravity of the subject , to the great interests it his language different from that which he intended . Hie e , and to the Senate , as well as to myself , to ( Mr. F. ) understood the original message to assert only te the ...
... given to the gravity of the subject , to the great interests it his language different from that which he intended . Hie e , and to the Senate , as well as to myself , to ( Mr. F. ) understood the original message to assert only te the ...
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... given to due to the gravity of the subject , to the great interests it his language different from that which he intended . He involves , and to the Senate , as well as to myself , to ( Mr. F. ) understood the original message to assert ...
... given to due to the gravity of the subject , to the great interests it his language different from that which he intended . He involves , and to the Senate , as well as to myself , to ( Mr. F. ) understood the original message to assert ...
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... given in writing ; and he requested that the second time that papers had been altered , after they this motion should be put in writing , in all its parts . had been placed in the possession of the Senate . On a Mr. FORSYTH would reduce ...
... given in writing ; and he requested that the second time that papers had been altered , after they this motion should be put in writing , in all its parts . had been placed in the possession of the Senate . On a Mr. FORSYTH would reduce ...
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... given a prompt and cheerful support to in the period to which the Secretary alluded , and to the Executive and the Secretary ? Would they have sat- which the memorialists refer as justifying the Secretary- isfied themselves with ...
... given a prompt and cheerful support to in the period to which the Secretary alluded , and to the Executive and the Secretary ? Would they have sat- which the memorialists refer as justifying the Secretary- isfied themselves with ...
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... given by the honorable Senator from Massachu- The Senate next proceeded to the consideration of the setts . According to his account , there were no cheers special order , being the appeal against the decision of given - no cries of ...
... given by the honorable Senator from Massachu- The Senate next proceeded to the consideration of the setts . According to his account , there were no cheers special order , being the appeal against the decision of given - no cries of ...
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