The Young Republic, 1789-1815Free Press, 1970 - 308페이지 |
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John Chester Miller. 2 Washington and the Senate Entries from the Journal of Senator William Maclay As President ( 1789-1797 ) , Washington scrupulously avoided exceeding his ... Senate Entries from the Journal of Senator William Maclay.
John Chester Miller. 2 Washington and the Senate Entries from the Journal of Senator William Maclay As President ( 1789-1797 ) , Washington scrupulously avoided exceeding his ... Senate Entries from the Journal of Senator William Maclay.
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... Senate by making a display of his authority . Nevertheless , in expecting the Senate to give an immediate answer to the questions he propounded , the President obviously demanded too much of the members . He realized his mistake and ...
... Senate by making a display of his authority . Nevertheless , in expecting the Senate to give an immediate answer to the questions he propounded , the President obviously demanded too much of the members . He realized his mistake and ...
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... Senate chamber at half after eleven tomorrow to take the advice and consent of the Senate on some matters of consequence ; but nothing communicated . August 22d , Saturday Senate met , and went on the Coasting bill . The doorkeeper soon ...
... Senate chamber at half after eleven tomorrow to take the advice and consent of the Senate on some matters of consequence ; but nothing communicated . August 22d , Saturday Senate met , and went on the Coasting bill . The doorkeeper soon ...
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Initiating the New Government | 23 |
Hamiltons Report on National Credit | 41 |
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