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... give up one - half of this territory , by adopting the 49th parallel as a boundary ; after that offer had been rejected by the British minister and then withdrawn , and our title to the whole again asserted , the question presented ...
... give up one - half of this territory , by adopting the 49th parallel as a boundary ; after that offer had been rejected by the British minister and then withdrawn , and our title to the whole again asserted , the question presented ...
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... give the notice , and such was the vote of every Whig member then in his seat from the State of Tennessee . It is very natural that I should ask , how is this ? What sort of consistency does the gentleman himself present ? Why did he ...
... give the notice , and such was the vote of every Whig member then in his seat from the State of Tennessee . It is very natural that I should ask , how is this ? What sort of consistency does the gentleman himself present ? Why did he ...
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... give to Great Britain notice of our determination to abrogate the convention of 1827. " Our de- termination to abrogate ! How give this notice ? By adopting the amendment of the gentleman from Alabama ? Surely not . Would my colleague give ...
... give to Great Britain notice of our determination to abrogate the convention of 1827. " Our de- termination to abrogate ! How give this notice ? By adopting the amendment of the gentleman from Alabama ? Surely not . Would my colleague give ...
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