The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... proposal to which the undersigned has now the honor to reply ; while , with respect to the proposed freedom of the ports on Vancouver's island south of latitude 490 , the facts which have been appealed to in this paper , as giving to ...
... proposal to which the undersigned has now the honor to reply ; while , with respect to the proposed freedom of the ports on Vancouver's island south of latitude 490 , the facts which have been appealed to in this paper , as giving to ...
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... proposed to double , and been , and justly so , a favorite with the country . Its gallant services through the Tripolitan difficulties , its brilliant and glorious ca- reer during the war of 1812 , will never be forgot- The ships to be ...
... proposed to double , and been , and justly so , a favorite with the country . Its gallant services through the Tripolitan difficulties , its brilliant and glorious ca- reer during the war of 1812 , will never be forgot- The ships to be ...
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... proposed measure . " In order to present the subject in a clear and intelligible manner , we shall endeavor to show the origin of the copper used in the United States , the nature of the trade by which the raw material is obtained , the ...
... proposed measure . " In order to present the subject in a clear and intelligible manner , we shall endeavor to show the origin of the copper used in the United States , the nature of the trade by which the raw material is obtained , the ...
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