Life of Daniel Webster, Volumen2D. Appleton, 1872 |
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... appeared to him that it would have been more consistent with the acknowledged power of Congress , if these troops had been called into the service , and the officers commissioned by Congress itself , leaving them just as much volunteers ...
... appeared to him that it would have been more consistent with the acknowledged power of Congress , if these troops had been called into the service , and the officers commissioned by Congress itself , leaving them just as much volunteers ...
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... appeared very plainly that the object of all this was to coerce the Governinent of Mexico into the ratification of a treaty which would cede large territories to the United States . Under these circumstances , Mr. Webster could not ...
... appeared very plainly that the object of all this was to coerce the Governinent of Mexico into the ratification of a treaty which would cede large territories to the United States . Under these circumstances , Mr. Webster could not ...
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... appeared to be necessary , only because it would write a false chapter in the history of the country . By the record it appeared that , in all the numerous ballotings , the 1852. ] A FALSE CHAPTER REWRITTEN . 623 Southern delegates 322 ...
... appeared to be necessary , only because it would write a false chapter in the history of the country . By the record it appeared that , in all the numerous ballotings , the 1852. ] A FALSE CHAPTER REWRITTEN . 623 Southern delegates 322 ...
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