The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... look at conse- quences . We are going onward , as we should , protecting our own citizens . We are following the example of the Republic of Rome , which caused tection to be extended wherever Roman citizens Roman law to prevail , and ...
... look at conse- quences . We are going onward , as we should , protecting our own citizens . We are following the example of the Republic of Rome , which caused tection to be extended wherever Roman citizens Roman law to prevail , and ...
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... look upon as the elements of her weakness ! Her hundred colo- nies - her strong points , broadcast upon every sea and upon every land - are but points of attack to be defended , to be protected . The combined ar- mies and navies of the ...
... look upon as the elements of her weakness ! Her hundred colo- nies - her strong points , broadcast upon every sea and upon every land - are but points of attack to be defended , to be protected . The combined ar- mies and navies of the ...
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... look to the effect of the tariff for revenue , of 1833 , upon the imports and exports of the country , and see how it affected the revenue and wealth of the nation . Take the last three years of the Com- promise tariff , and we find the ...
... look to the effect of the tariff for revenue , of 1833 , upon the imports and exports of the country , and see how it affected the revenue and wealth of the nation . Take the last three years of the Com- promise tariff , and we find the ...
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