House Documents, Otherwise Publ. as Executive Documents: 13th Congress, 2d Session-49th Congress, 1st Session, Том 7,Часть 1 |
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... tion the decision depends . The opinion asserts the first part of that section to be a substantive clause , and yet in the next sentence it connects that clause with the fol- lowing parts of the section . The truth is , that the section ...
... tion the decision depends . The opinion asserts the first part of that section to be a substantive clause , and yet in the next sentence it connects that clause with the fol- lowing parts of the section . The truth is , that the section ...
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... tion whether it be an offence , and in what degree , against the law of na- tions , to go into the house of a minister , peaceably to arrest a man who might be elsewhere lawfully arrested ? I shall not ask what might be done if a ...
... tion whether it be an offence , and in what degree , against the law of na- tions , to go into the house of a minister , peaceably to arrest a man who might be elsewhere lawfully arrested ? I shall not ask what might be done if a ...
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... tion , the British minister is intended to be designated , I am of opinion that those paragraphs are prima facie libellous , and may be made ( if in point of prudence it be deemed advisable ) the subject of a criminal prose- cution . It ...
... tion , the British minister is intended to be designated , I am of opinion that those paragraphs are prima facie libellous , and may be made ( if in point of prudence it be deemed advisable ) the subject of a criminal prose- cution . It ...
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... tion . It is not usual for nations to take serious notice of publications in one nation containing injurious and defamatory observations upon the other ; but it is usual to complain of insults to their ambassadors , and to require the ...
... tion . It is not usual for nations to take serious notice of publications in one nation containing injurious and defamatory observations upon the other ; but it is usual to complain of insults to their ambassadors , and to require the ...
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... tion of General Morgan is not on oath ; yet it is notice to the Secretary of State of his objection , and may justify him in desiring the Secretary of War to make the proper inquiry , with whom affidavits should be lodged verifying the ...
... tion of General Morgan is not on oath ; yet it is notice to the Secretary of State of his objection , and may justify him in desiring the Secretary of War to make the proper inquiry , with whom affidavits should be lodged verifying the ...
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3d March according accounting officers act of Congress agent allowed answer apply appointed April army articles of war assignment ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE authority Bermuda Hundred bond brevet rank captain cargo citizens City Point claim command commission commissioned officers commissioners compensation considered constitution construction consul contract court-martial Creek nation debt discharge district attorney duty entitled execution expressly fact foreign Georgia give grant honor to remain Indians inquiry intended interest issued judgment lands letter LEVI LINCOLN MACPHERSON BERRIEN marine corps ment military minister navy necessary negroes obedient servant offence opinion paid parties patent payment pension persons port President principle proper provision purpose question received referred regulations respect respectfully RICHARD RUSH SECRETARY Secretary of War ship stipulation Supreme Court surveyor Territory tion Treasury treaty treaty of Colerain trial United vessel warrant WIRT witnesses
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