An Answer to Certain Parts of a Work Published by Mathew Carey: Entitled "The Olive-branch," Or "Faults on Both Sides."W. M'Kean, 1816 - 231 páginas |
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... cause for complaint , for in a case exactly parallel , they had conducted in a manner at least as supercilious . I allude to the refusal of Mr. Jefferson , not only to ratify , but even to consult the Senate , on the merits of the ...
... cause for complaint , for in a case exactly parallel , they had conducted in a manner at least as supercilious . I allude to the refusal of Mr. Jefferson , not only to ratify , but even to consult the Senate , on the merits of the ...
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... cause of the war ; or if they were , they were not , at that time , legitimate causes of war . On the first of March , 1809 , Congress passed the act commonly called the Non - Intercourse Law . In that act there was the following provi ...
... cause of the war ; or if they were , they were not , at that time , legitimate causes of war . On the first of March , 1809 , Congress passed the act commonly called the Non - Intercourse Law . In that act there was the following provi ...
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... cause of war , that we may be able to de- termine whether it was , in reality , what the government pretended to make it , the real justifiable cause of the calamities which it pro- duced . Impressment , on the 18th of June , 1812 , was ...
... cause of war , that we may be able to de- termine whether it was , in reality , what the government pretended to make it , the real justifiable cause of the calamities which it pro- duced . Impressment , on the 18th of June , 1812 , was ...
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