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... Territory of Orleans seems to have re- mained subject to these restrictions - at least all but the first - until 1812 , when it was erected into a State , with the name of Louisiana . At least I can find nothing to the contrary . On the ...
... Territory of Orleans seems to have re- mained subject to these restrictions - at least all but the first - until 1812 , when it was erected into a State , with the name of Louisiana . At least I can find nothing to the contrary . On the ...
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... Territory , nor would it be excluded from Oregon by that portion of this bill which secures to the inhabi- tants " the rights , privileges , and immunities heretofore granted and secured to the Territory of lowa and its inhabitants ...
... Territory , nor would it be excluded from Oregon by that portion of this bill which secures to the inhabi- tants " the rights , privileges , and immunities heretofore granted and secured to the Territory of lowa and its inhabitants ...
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... territory north- west of the river Ohio , admitted into the Union November 29 , 1796 . Louisiana , formed out of part of the territory ceded to the United States by France , received into the Union April 8 , 1812 . Indiana , formed out ...
... territory north- west of the river Ohio , admitted into the Union November 29 , 1796 . Louisiana , formed out of part of the territory ceded to the United States by France , received into the Union April 8 , 1812 . Indiana , formed out ...
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