The Young Republic, 1789-1815Free Press, 1970 - 308페이지 |
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... present majority , but it is expected that the great mass will form an accession to the republican party . They will not be able to undo all which the two preceding legislatures , & especially the first , have done . Public faith ...
... present majority , but it is expected that the great mass will form an accession to the republican party . They will not be able to undo all which the two preceding legislatures , & especially the first , have done . Public faith ...
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... present printer of the " National Gazette , " who was a journeyman , with Childs & Swain , at New York , was a known Anti - federalist . It is reduced to a certainty , that he was brought to Philadelphia , by Mr. Jefferson to be the ...
... present printer of the " National Gazette , " who was a journeyman , with Childs & Swain , at New York , was a known Anti - federalist . It is reduced to a certainty , that he was brought to Philadelphia , by Mr. Jefferson to be the ...
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... present , forgotten . Baxter's profession was that of a porter . He was thrown out of employment by the present state of things . The solicitude of the guardians of the city was exerted on this occasion , not only in opposing the ...
... present , forgotten . Baxter's profession was that of a porter . He was thrown out of employment by the present state of things . The solicitude of the guardians of the city was exerted on this occasion , not only in opposing the ...
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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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