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... DEBT 32 , 128 , 185 , 241 , 296 , 298 , 301 , 395 , 406 , 541 POSSESSION OF FRONTIER POSTS 179 , • 202 , 376 , 380 , 428 , 436 , 499 , 515 , 530 , 538 , 657 ESTABLISHING SEAT OF GOVERNMENT FOREIGN COMMERCE • NEW HAMPSHIRE GRANTS ...
... DEBT 32 , 128 , 185 , 241 , 296 , 298 , 301 , 395 , 406 , 541 POSSESSION OF FRONTIER POSTS 179 , • 202 , 376 , 380 , 428 , 436 , 499 , 515 , 530 , 538 , 657 ESTABLISHING SEAT OF GOVERNMENT FOREIGN COMMERCE • NEW HAMPSHIRE GRANTS ...
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... troops created the problem of a standing army , and Indian affairs became inextricably entangled with the military aspect of this problem . 988140-28 V 244702 Finance , payment of the public debt , and efforts PREFATORY NOTE.
... troops created the problem of a standing army , and Indian affairs became inextricably entangled with the military aspect of this problem . 988140-28 V 244702 Finance , payment of the public debt , and efforts PREFATORY NOTE.
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United States. Continental Congress. Finance , payment of the public debt , and efforts toward economies , through reducing the expense of the civil list , took their places among the vexatious but important diffi- culties , while ...
United States. Continental Congress. Finance , payment of the public debt , and efforts toward economies , through reducing the expense of the civil list , took their places among the vexatious but important diffi- culties , while ...
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... debts heretofore contracted . ARTICAL 5th . It is agreed that the Congress shall earnestly recom- mend it to the legislatures of the respective states , to provide for the restitution of all estates , rights and properties , which have ...
... debts heretofore contracted . ARTICAL 5th . It is agreed that the Congress shall earnestly recom- mend it to the legislatures of the respective states , to provide for the restitution of all estates , rights and properties , which have ...
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United States. Continental Congress. by debts , marriage settlements , or otherwise , shall meet with no lawful impediment in the prosecution of their just rights . ARTICAL 6th . That there shall be no future confiscations made , nor any ...
United States. Continental Congress. by debts , marriage settlements , or otherwise , shall meet with no lawful impediment in the prosecution of their just rights . ARTICAL 6th . That there shall be no future confiscations made , nor any ...
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Abiel accounts aforesaid appears appointed April army Arthur Lee Articles of Confederation ay ay ay ay Beresford ay div ay North Carolina ay Virginia ayay ay beg leave Captain certificates Chase citizens Colonel commissioners Committee Book Congress assembled Connecticut Conti Continental Congress David Howell debt Delaware delegates Dick dollars Edward Hand Elbridge Gerry Ellery expences February folio following resolution Foreign Affairs Foster Hampshire hereby Hugh Williamson indorsement Jacob Read James January Jeremiah Townley Jersey John Beatty late legislature loan office March Massachusetts McHenry Mifflin Monday motion nays being required nental Congress November Osgood Paine Papers Partridge Pennsylvania petition postpone Present question to agree question was lost referred a letter requisition Resolved Rhode Island Richard Dobbs Roger Sherman Samuel Secret Journal Secretary South Carolina Spaight Stone submit the following Superintendant of finance territory thereof Tilton treaty United Wadsworth William Witt writing of Elbridge yeas and nays York