The Debates and Proceedings in the Congress of the United StatesGales and Seaton, 1856 |
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... equal success . A rapid and beneficial change in the condition of France was every where perceived . Her agriculture was improved , her commerce was extended , and the great mass of the people enjoyed a state of pros- perity to which ...
... equal success . A rapid and beneficial change in the condition of France was every where perceived . Her agriculture was improved , her commerce was extended , and the great mass of the people enjoyed a state of pros- perity to which ...
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... equal , if not surpass their The arts and sciences progressed with unparal - neighbors , to whom they had been inferior . Eli- leled rapidity , and gave their splendid embellish - zabeth prohibited , from time to time , all such ments ...
... equal , if not surpass their The arts and sciences progressed with unparal - neighbors , to whom they had been inferior . Eli- leled rapidity , and gave their splendid embellish - zabeth prohibited , from time to time , all such ments ...
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... equal in value to all the other manufactures of that kingdom . She exported , in cotton goods , in 1820 , the value of £ 16,000,000 sterling ; in 1821 , to the amount of £ 20,500,000 ; in 1822 , to the amount of £ 21 , - 600,000 ; in ...
... equal in value to all the other manufactures of that kingdom . She exported , in cotton goods , in 1820 , the value of £ 16,000,000 sterling ; in 1821 , to the amount of £ 20,500,000 ; in 1822 , to the amount of £ 21 , - 600,000 ; in ...
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... equal blessings . his land . He would avoid credit , and be free from But , sir , how should manufactures be first intro- the dangers of being compelled to change his pro- duced in a country like ours ? Is it by giving perty into money ...
... equal blessings . his land . He would avoid credit , and be free from But , sir , how should manufactures be first intro- the dangers of being compelled to change his pro- duced in a country like ours ? Is it by giving perty into money ...
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... equal to seventy - three per cent ; what more was wanted for a protection ? Mr. BUCHANAN , of Pennsylvania , supported the amendment , as a measure proper in itself , and calculated to promote a spirit of mutual concilia- tion . The ...
... equal to seventy - three per cent ; what more was wanted for a protection ? Mr. BUCHANAN , of Pennsylvania , supported the amendment , as a measure proper in itself , and calculated to promote a spirit of mutual concilia- tion . The ...
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