The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... fact , and not of argument . Produce , then , your evidence that protective duties have permanently increased prices , and then go on and denounce protection as plun- der , robbery , and oppression . But first prove your facts , and ...
... fact , and not of argument . Produce , then , your evidence that protective duties have permanently increased prices , and then go on and denounce protection as plun- der , robbery , and oppression . But first prove your facts , and ...
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... fact , has under this convention all she asks . Great Brit- ain has offered to compromise on the line of the Columbia river . We have offered the line of 490 . Who has the intervening territory between these two points ? I ask you , sir ...
... fact , has under this convention all she asks . Great Brit- ain has offered to compromise on the line of the Columbia river . We have offered the line of 490 . Who has the intervening territory between these two points ? I ask you , sir ...
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... fact , known to the illiterate as well as the learned . And complex as the fact may be , still it is only fact at last , and is , at once , capable of being recognised and identified by the humblest intellect . Few objects in nature or ...
... fact , known to the illiterate as well as the learned . And complex as the fact may be , still it is only fact at last , and is , at once , capable of being recognised and identified by the humblest intellect . Few objects in nature or ...
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