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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... election . To constitute servitude . a despotic power , it was not necessary to introduce any new forms of office , nor to assume the name of dictator . The union of the offices of consul , tribune , censor , and head of the army and ...
... election . To constitute servitude . a despotic power , it was not necessary to introduce any new forms of office , nor to assume the name of dictator . The union of the offices of consul , tribune , censor , and head of the army and ...
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... elections to the Legislature of an adjoining State , not foresee the extent of the mischiefs necessarily to ... election of a Senator of the United States to support the says in his correspondence , and the President repeats in ...
... elections to the Legislature of an adjoining State , not foresee the extent of the mischiefs necessarily to ... election of a Senator of the United States to support the says in his correspondence , and the President repeats in ...
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... election Precedents are seized with avidity to support Execu- for the next Parliament , Mr. Wilkes appeared in public , tive power , but weigh nothing when opposed to arbitrary the outlawry notwithstanding , and was elected a member ...
... election Precedents are seized with avidity to support Execu- for the next Parliament , Mr. Wilkes appeared in public , tive power , but weigh nothing when opposed to arbitrary the outlawry notwithstanding , and was elected a member ...
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... election . No , sir , said he , I They were compact , stood together , and were unmoved was elected by the decisive and overwhelming majority by all the operations of the bank . What , he would ask , of two ! must have been the flagrant ...
... election . No , sir , said he , I They were compact , stood together , and were unmoved was elected by the decisive and overwhelming majority by all the operations of the bank . What , he would ask , of two ! must have been the flagrant ...
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... election , not to political considerations , but to the fairs , it became necessary for the Chief Magistrate to act . circumstance that it was the place that gave birth to a son He did not proceed rashly - he was at the source of in- so ...
... election , not to political considerations , but to the fairs , it became necessary for the Chief Magistrate to act . circumstance that it was the place that gave birth to a son He did not proceed rashly - he was at the source of in- so ...
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