The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... officers re- equal to that of a justice of the Supreme Court of ceived high promotion while comparatively in the United States ; the pay of the youngest captain , early life . The younger officers of to - day are even when doing no duty ...
... officers re- equal to that of a justice of the Supreme Court of ceived high promotion while comparatively in the United States ; the pay of the youngest captain , early life . The younger officers of to - day are even when doing no duty ...
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... officers periodically come Would before the Senate to be confirmed anew . it not be well to extend this principle to the navy , and to require that pursers should , once in every few years , be subject to re - appointment ? And would it ...
... officers periodically come Would before the Senate to be confirmed anew . it not be well to extend this principle to the navy , and to require that pursers should , once in every few years , be subject to re - appointment ? And would it ...
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... officers of the staff of the army on duty in this city afford every facility to Brigadier General Smith , and his officers , in preparing and forwarding the forces for the field . The Major General feels confident that but a short time ...
... officers of the staff of the army on duty in this city afford every facility to Brigadier General Smith , and his officers , in preparing and forwarding the forces for the field . The Major General feels confident that but a short time ...
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