The Historical Register of the United States, Band 1Thomas H. Palmer G. Palmer, 1814 Contents.--v. 1-2, From the declaration of war in 1812 to Jan. 1, 1814.--v. 3-4, For 1814. |
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... means . 9. Direct tax . 10. Tax on stills . 11. On refined sugar . 12. On licences to retailers . 13. On sales at auction . 14. Duties on carriages . 15. Stamp du- 16. Commencement of the taxes . 17. Penalties . 18. Terms 19. Collection ...
... means . 9. Direct tax . 10. Tax on stills . 11. On refined sugar . 12. On licences to retailers . 13. On sales at auction . 14. Duties on carriages . 15. Stamp du- 16. Commencement of the taxes . 17. Penalties . 18. Terms 19. Collection ...
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... means , as well of hastening the extin- guishment of the debts , as of establishing the harmony of the United States . In pursuance of these recommendations , all the claims of the different states to the territory north and west of the ...
... means , as well of hastening the extin- guishment of the debts , as of establishing the harmony of the United States . In pursuance of these recommendations , all the claims of the different states to the territory north and west of the ...
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... means most proper to secure the liberties of the colonies , and to restore the harmony formerly subsisting between them and the mother country . In some instances the powers given appeared to contemplate only such measures as would ...
... means most proper to secure the liberties of the colonies , and to restore the harmony formerly subsisting between them and the mother country . In some instances the powers given appeared to contemplate only such measures as would ...
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... mean while , was unremitting in its endeavours to form commercial treaties in Europe , and particularly with Great Britain , but all its efforts were unsuccessful . As the govern- ment of the United States was considered unable to ...
... mean while , was unremitting in its endeavours to form commercial treaties in Europe , and particularly with Great Britain , but all its efforts were unsuccessful . As the govern- ment of the United States was considered unable to ...
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... means necessary for attaining these ends . By the new constitution , one legislative , executive , and judicial power pervades the whole union . This ensures an uniform ob- servance of treaties , and gives a stability to the general ...
... means necessary for attaining these ends . By the new constitution , one legislative , executive , and judicial power pervades the whole union . This ensures an uniform ob- servance of treaties , and gives a stability to the general ...
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