The United States Democratic Review, 41권Lloyd & Campbell, 1967 |
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... existence of the state , and its sovereign power to make any kind of a constitution , so it be Republican . 6. Lastly , that Congress ought to admit Kansas into the Union , or any other State , regardless of the form of her paper ...
... existence of the state , and its sovereign power to make any kind of a constitution , so it be Republican . 6. Lastly , that Congress ought to admit Kansas into the Union , or any other State , regardless of the form of her paper ...
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... existence of a pro- slavery clause in the Kansas Constitution does not lay it open to Congressional criticism . If it does , then Congress has power to eject as well as to reject , and can expel Southern members from the floor of the ...
... existence of a pro- slavery clause in the Kansas Constitution does not lay it open to Congressional criticism . If it does , then Congress has power to eject as well as to reject , and can expel Southern members from the floor of the ...
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... existence . Here was an opportunity for a man of talent and foresight to deduce order out of chaos , to afford to hundreds of thousands of freemen those American homes where intelligent citizens are reared and principles of self ...
... existence . Here was an opportunity for a man of talent and foresight to deduce order out of chaos , to afford to hundreds of thousands of freemen those American homes where intelligent citizens are reared and principles of self ...
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PORTRAITS OF HON AARON V BROWN POSTMASTER GENERAL | 66 |
Arnold and Andrè meeting of 300 Constitution the 426 | 192 |
Bard the Favorite 186 D | 335 |
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