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... nature ; and showed that we were in danger of being precipitated into disputes with Spain , which ought to be avoided if possible ; and moved that these papers might be referred to the Committee on the Illinois papers , which was done ...
... nature ; and showed that we were in danger of being precipitated into disputes with Spain , which ought to be avoided if possible ; and moved that these papers might be referred to the Committee on the Illinois papers , which was done ...
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... nature that it might appear strange to negative it . He desired that it might at least lie over till Monday . Mr. MADISON Concurred in wishing the same , being persuaded that the propriety of the motion was so clear that nothing could ...
... nature that it might appear strange to negative it . He desired that it might at least lie over till Monday . Mr. MADISON Concurred in wishing the same , being persuaded that the propriety of the motion was so clear that nothing could ...
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... nature to British creditors . If no other advantage should be taken of them by the State , than the making the assent of the creditors to the plan of instalments , a condition of such further provisions as may not come within the treaty ...
... nature to British creditors . If no other advantage should be taken of them by the State , than the making the assent of the creditors to the plan of instalments , a condition of such further provisions as may not come within the treaty ...
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... nature . With others they were certainly of a general nature . Mr. Jay was a few days ago instructed to com- municate to Congress the State of the Spanish nego- tiation . An unwilling but silent assent was given by 636 [ 1787 ...
... nature . With others they were certainly of a general nature . Mr. Jay was a few days ago instructed to com- municate to Congress the State of the Spanish nego- tiation . An unwilling but silent assent was given by 636 [ 1787 ...
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... nature , under motives infinitely less urgent than the present state of our affairs , if any faith were due to the representations made by Congress themselves , echoed by twelve States in the Union , and confirmed by the general voice ...
... nature , under motives infinitely less urgent than the present state of our affairs , if any faith were due to the representations made by Congress themselves , echoed by twelve States in the Union , and confirmed by the general voice ...
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