Appletons' Annual Cyclopaedia and Register of Important Events, Volumen4;Volumen19D. Appleton & Company, 1880 |
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... majority , and was the youngest member in the House of the Twenty - third Congress . At the next election Mr. Allen was defeated by a small majority , but obtained fif- teen hundred more votes than the rest of the ticket . In 1837 ...
... majority , and was the youngest member in the House of the Twenty - third Congress . At the next election Mr. Allen was defeated by a small majority , but obtained fif- teen hundred more votes than the rest of the ticket . In 1837 ...
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... majority report , in which they say : Your committee have failed to find in the testimony before them any evidenco whatever reflecting , either directly or indirectly , upon the Hon . R. W. Johnson , or upon his conduct in the ...
... majority report , in which they say : Your committee have failed to find in the testimony before them any evidenco whatever reflecting , either directly or indirectly , upon the Hon . R. W. Johnson , or upon his conduct in the ...
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... majority of the agents selected were taken from civil life , and much machinery was employed in the conduct of Indian affairs . Year after year large amounts of money have been expended with a view to civilizing these people , and yet ...
... majority of the agents selected were taken from civil life , and much machinery was employed in the conduct of Indian affairs . Year after year large amounts of money have been expended with a view to civilizing these people , and yet ...
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... majority in the Assembly then pronounced itself strongly in favor of an elec- tive Council in place of the present system , by which the Council is appointed for life . No- thing was done to secure that object , how- ever , and ...
... majority in the Assembly then pronounced itself strongly in favor of an elec- tive Council in place of the present system , by which the Council is appointed for life . No- thing was done to secure that object , how- ever , and ...
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... majority of Parliament an evident desire made itself manifest to do justice to the na- tives , and Sir George Grey , the Premier , who had up to this time enjoyed public confidence to a high degree , was bitterly denounced in Parliament ...
... majority of Parliament an evident desire made itself manifest to do justice to the na- tives , and Sir George Grey , the Premier , who had up to this time enjoyed public confidence to a high degree , was bitterly denounced in Parliament ...
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