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... Texas as extending into and embracing parts of New Mexico . The United States , Mr. Speaker , recognized the boundary of Texas as extending to the Rio Grande : " All laws or parts of laws now in force in the Republic of Texas , which ...
... Texas as extending into and embracing parts of New Mexico . The United States , Mr. Speaker , recognized the boundary of Texas as extending to the Rio Grande : " All laws or parts of laws now in force in the Republic of Texas , which ...
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tutes a part of the State of Texas ! Can such things be without our special wonder ? " How stands the case , too , with the creditors of Texas ? Her revolutionary debt , contracted in keeping at bay for ten long years a nation of eight ...
tutes a part of the State of Texas ! Can such things be without our special wonder ? " How stands the case , too , with the creditors of Texas ? Her revolutionary debt , contracted in keeping at bay for ten long years a nation of eight ...
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tutes a part of the State of Texas ! " Can such things be without our special wonder ? " How stands the case , too , with the creditors of Texas ? Her revolutionary debt , contracted in keeping at bay for ten long years a nation of ...
tutes a part of the State of Texas ! " Can such things be without our special wonder ? " How stands the case , too , with the creditors of Texas ? Her revolutionary debt , contracted in keeping at bay for ten long years a nation of ...
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