History of the Federal Government, for Fifty Years: From March, 1789 to March, 1839S.G. Simpkins, 1840 - 480 Seiten |
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... believed , that it contains an account of all the important events which have occurred under the general government ; so that the leading measures and conduct of each successive administration may be fairly exhibited , and the nature ...
... believed , that it contains an account of all the important events which have occurred under the general government ; so that the leading measures and conduct of each successive administration may be fairly exhibited , and the nature ...
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... believed warranted by the evident consequences to the public . : - It is believed that the historian should confine himself , in a great measure , to a faithful narrative of events , instead of writing essays on different political ...
... believed warranted by the evident consequences to the public . : - It is believed that the historian should confine himself , in a great measure , to a faithful narrative of events , instead of writing essays on different political ...
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... believed that the laws and measures of a single State had less authority and respect than those which should be adopted by a gen- eral government . In a word , there appeared to be no foundation for internal peace , for national ...
... believed that the laws and measures of a single State had less authority and respect than those which should be adopted by a gen- eral government . In a word , there appeared to be no foundation for internal peace , for national ...
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... believed , that the honor of the government , and the principles of good faith , which should govern in pecuniary affairs , required that the holders of public securities should be paid without exception or distinction . † As proposed ...
... believed , that the honor of the government , and the principles of good faith , which should govern in pecuniary affairs , required that the holders of public securities should be paid without exception or distinction . † As proposed ...
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... believed ; still it is most important , that its administration and management should be in all prudence and uprightness ; and not for the benefit of a few ; nor , more than all , for electioneering , and party purposes 36 [ 1791 ...
... believed ; still it is most important , that its administration and management should be in all prudence and uprightness ; and not for the benefit of a few ; nor , more than all , for electioneering , and party purposes 36 [ 1791 ...
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