The Debates and Proceedings in the Congress of the United States: With an Appendix, Containing Important State Papers and Public Documents, and All the Laws of a Public Nature; with a Copious Index ... [First To] Eighteenth Congress.--first Session: Comprising the Period from [March 3, 1789] to May 27, 1824, Inclusive. Comp. from Authentic Materials, Band 1 |
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... and which , if not discontinto have taken place , it was an indispensable
condition ued , will require at least corresponding restrictions on of the repeal of
the British Orders that commerce should importations from France into the United
States ...
... and which , if not discontinto have taken place , it was an indispensable
condition ued , will require at least corresponding restrictions on of the repeal of
the British Orders that commerce should importations from France into the United
States ...
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To the Senate and House of Mr. Smith , of Maryland , submitted the
followRepresentatives of the United States : I lay before Congres the result of the
census lately ing motion for consideration : taken of the inhabitants of the United
States , with ...
To the Senate and House of Mr. Smith , of Maryland , submitted the
followRepresentatives of the United States : I lay before Congres the result of the
census lately ing motion for consideration : taken of the inhabitants of the United
States , with ...
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The lately taken , that the population of the United first object for which the militia
may be called States is perhaps not less than seven and an half forth , is to
execute ' the laws of the Union . A millions of souls . Now , sir , this must be a
populaw ...
The lately taken , that the population of the United first object for which the militia
may be called States is perhaps not less than seven and an half forth , is to
execute ' the laws of the Union . A millions of souls . Now , sir , this must be a
populaw ...
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What was the proper and it was taken off , they would find it would have manly
reply to these aggressing nations ? Here produced all the sums which have since
been is a proposition of accommodation to each of you ;. called for by loans ...
What was the proper and it was taken off , they would find it would have manly
reply to these aggressing nations ? Here produced all the sums which have since
been is a proposition of accommodation to each of you ;. called for by loans ...
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... and had accordingly reproached him with HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES- -
Dec . 13 , 1808 . the most unworthy epithets . He said , no gepile- The question
was taken on agreeing to the followman present wished for peace , or
deprecated ...
... and had accordingly reproached him with HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES- -
Dec . 13 , 1808 . the most unworthy epithets . He said , no gepile- The question
was taken on agreeing to the followman present wished for peace , or
deprecated ...
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Seite 19 - Mr. SMITH, of Maryland, submitted the following motion for consideration : Resolved, That the President of the United States be requested to cause to be laid before this House...