The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... portion of our territories , or to lay violent hands upon it , thereby attempting to wrest it from us or to divide with us our clear and un- questionable " rights , what American can be found so much a dastard as to be willing to give ...
... portion of our territories , or to lay violent hands upon it , thereby attempting to wrest it from us or to divide with us our clear and un- questionable " rights , what American can be found so much a dastard as to be willing to give ...
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... portion of this unfinished part of the road has been graded and will be completed within a year or two . In 1828 , the General Government made a large appropriation for the purpose of cutting a canal around the Muscle Shoals . This ...
... portion of this unfinished part of the road has been graded and will be completed within a year or two . In 1828 , the General Government made a large appropriation for the purpose of cutting a canal around the Muscle Shoals . This ...
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... portion of the " country beyond the Nueces " did Congress recognise as a part of our territory by the act referred to ? How much and what portion of the " country beyond the Nueces " did Cogress include " within our own revenue sys- tem ...
... portion of the " country beyond the Nueces " did Congress recognise as a part of our territory by the act referred to ? How much and what portion of the " country beyond the Nueces " did Cogress include " within our own revenue sys- tem ...
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