The History of the United States of America, Том 5Harper, 1851 |
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... facts , and , with these staring us in the face , this day ought to be a jubilee in the United States ! " Not content with ... fact that the article above quoted was not written by him , but came from a correspondent . While thus furious ...
... facts , and , with these staring us in the face , this day ought to be a jubilee in the United States ! " Not content with ... fact that the article above quoted was not written by him , but came from a correspondent . While thus furious ...
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... fact . But as an order in writing for Pinckney's departure was refused , he resolved to remain till his passports were sent , or some other unequivocal step were taken . While Pinckney was thus treated with studied neg- lect and insult ...
... fact . But as an order in writing for Pinckney's departure was refused , he resolved to remain till his passports were sent , or some other unequivocal step were taken . While Pinckney was thus treated with studied neg- lect and insult ...
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... fact , to a general endorse- ment , under Jefferson's own hand , of all the charges against Washington and his administration , lately urged in the Aurora , Argus , Chronicle , and other Democratic organs ; and its publication brought ...
... fact , to a general endorse- ment , under Jefferson's own hand , of all the charges against Washington and his administration , lately urged in the Aurora , Argus , Chronicle , and other Democratic organs ; and its publication brought ...
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... fact , than the assurances of our late minister in that country , that she had nothing to do but to press hard on the government in order to lay it bound , hand and foot , at the feet of this party friendly to her , by means of which ...
... fact , than the assurances of our late minister in that country , that she had nothing to do but to press hard on the government in order to lay it bound , hand and foot , at the feet of this party friendly to her , by means of which ...
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... fact , in- 1797 . deed , came to light some years afterward , that the Baron De Carondelet , the Spanish governor of Louisiana , had even gone so far as to dispatch one Thomas Power as a secret agent to Kentucky , to renew with the old ...
... fact , in- 1797 . deed , came to light some years afterward , that the Baron De Carondelet , the Spanish governor of Louisiana , had even gone so far as to dispatch one Thomas Power as a secret agent to Kentucky , to renew with the old ...
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