The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... follow that England has no rights . It does not follow , either in justice or equity , that she has no rights , though our claim may be paramount to hers . Admitting that the rights acquired by England from Spain in 1790 had been ...
... follow that England has no rights . It does not follow , either in justice or equity , that she has no rights , though our claim may be paramount to hers . Admitting that the rights acquired by England from Spain in 1790 had been ...
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... follow the notice , should yet be willing to ena- ble the President to give it - give it at discretion ? And is it not still more wonderful that the gentle- men , who thus propose to confide in the President , are not among the number ...
... follow the notice , should yet be willing to ena- ble the President to give it - give it at discretion ? And is it not still more wonderful that the gentle- men , who thus propose to confide in the President , are not among the number ...
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... follow , become acts of usual and ordinary legislation . But we are told that war will certainly and inevitably follow . Sup- pose it does , it will follow unjustly and without cause - will it not ? And must we halt in the pros ecution ...
... follow , become acts of usual and ordinary legislation . But we are told that war will certainly and inevitably follow . Sup- pose it does , it will follow unjustly and without cause - will it not ? And must we halt in the pros ecution ...
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