The History of the Administration of John Adams, Esq., Late President of the United StatesBarlas and Ward, 1802 - 506 страница This 1802 book gives a history of the presidency of Founding Father John Adams. |
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... respecting this trial : " The cause of Captain Preston was most unpopular . The whole town had been in a state of irritation on account of the conduct of Governor Hutchinson , and the troops which were stationed in it .... their ...
... respecting this trial : " The cause of Captain Preston was most unpopular . The whole town had been in a state of irritation on account of the conduct of Governor Hutchinson , and the troops which were stationed in it .... their ...
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... respecting government , are erected upon the feudal system , and as the theory which he has adopted con- cerning that system , appears , by his own confession , to be drawn from Hume and Robertson , it is on- ly necessary , in order to ...
... respecting government , are erected upon the feudal system , and as the theory which he has adopted con- cerning that system , appears , by his own confession , to be drawn from Hume and Robertson , it is on- ly necessary , in order to ...
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... respect for christianity , among the best recom- mendations for the public service , can enable me , in any degree , to comply with your wishes , it shall be my strenuous endeavour , that this sagacious in- junction of the two houses ...
... respect for christianity , among the best recom- mendations for the public service , can enable me , in any degree , to comply with your wishes , it shall be my strenuous endeavour , that this sagacious in- junction of the two houses ...
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... respecting the pending negociation . The Presi- dent complained highly of the haughty conduct of the English administration , and of the arbitrary measures which they had pursued , and which they were continuing to pursue , with respect ...
... respecting the pending negociation . The Presi- dent complained highly of the haughty conduct of the English administration , and of the arbitrary measures which they had pursued , and which they were continuing to pursue , with respect ...
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... respect to France and the French revolution . After being recognized , the first object Mr. Monroe turned his attention to , was the deranged state of American commerce , and , for that pur- pose , he applied to the committee of public ...
... respect to France and the French revolution . After being recognized , the first object Mr. Monroe turned his attention to , was the deranged state of American commerce , and , for that pur- pose , he applied to the committee of public ...
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