The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... important interests protection with our ships of war , distributed in the great highways of trade throughout the world . For more than thirty years appropriations have been made , and annu- ally expended , for the gradual increase of ...
... important interests protection with our ships of war , distributed in the great highways of trade throughout the world . For more than thirty years appropriations have been made , and annu- ally expended , for the gradual increase of ...
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... important in the movements of armies and navies during actual hostilities . But with regard to the Mississippi river and its great tributaries - with regard to the lakes - no man will dispute that it is absolutely certain they must be ...
... important in the movements of armies and navies during actual hostilities . But with regard to the Mississippi river and its great tributaries - with regard to the lakes - no man will dispute that it is absolutely certain they must be ...
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... important to in- quire into the propriety , as well as the necessity , gentlemen attempt to find an excuse or an apology the Mexican Government , that a commissioner , for this war in the refusal of Mexico to pay this specially ...
... important to in- quire into the propriety , as well as the necessity , gentlemen attempt to find an excuse or an apology the Mexican Government , that a commissioner , for this war in the refusal of Mexico to pay this specially ...
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