The Young Republic, 1789-1815Free Press, 1970 - 308페이지 |
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... become necessary ; and indeed our object of purchasing N. Orleans and the Floridas is a measure liable to assume so many shapes , that no instructions could be squared to fit them , it was essential then to send a minister ...
... become necessary ; and indeed our object of purchasing N. Orleans and the Floridas is a measure liable to assume so many shapes , that no instructions could be squared to fit them , it was essential then to send a minister ...
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... become the victims of treacherous seduction . He was not surprised at the war spirit which was manifesting itself in gentlemen from the South . In the year 1805-6 , in a struggle for the carrying trade of belligerent colonial produce ...
... become the victims of treacherous seduction . He was not surprised at the war spirit which was manifesting itself in gentlemen from the South . In the year 1805-6 , in a struggle for the carrying trade of belligerent colonial produce ...
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... become a military , rather than a happy and flourishing people . These considerations , which it would be easy to augment , call loudly for the limitation proposed in the amendment . Another amendment , subordinate in importance , but ...
... become a military , rather than a happy and flourishing people . These considerations , which it would be easy to augment , call loudly for the limitation proposed in the amendment . Another amendment , subordinate in importance , but ...
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Initiating the New Government | 23 |
Hamiltons Report on National Credit | 41 |
The Federalists Defense of the Bank of the United States | 59 |
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