Revolution to ReconstructionDoubleday, Doran, Incorporated, 1939 - Всего страниц: 486 |
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... Congress is tedious be- yond expression . This assembly is like no other that ever existed . Every man in it is a ... Congress . In spite of the battle of Lexington and the imminent outbreak of war in various quarters of the country ...
... Congress is tedious be- yond expression . This assembly is like no other that ever existed . Every man in it is a ... Congress . In spite of the battle of Lexington and the imminent outbreak of war in various quarters of the country ...
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... Congress the life and abilities of Mr John Adams . He is equal to the controversy in all its stages . He stood upon the shoulders of the whole Congress when reconciliation was the wish of all America . He was equally conspicuous in ...
... Congress the life and abilities of Mr John Adams . He is equal to the controversy in all its stages . He stood upon the shoulders of the whole Congress when reconciliation was the wish of all America . He was equally conspicuous in ...
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... Congress went far beyond his wishes and passed the " Tariff of Abominations " of 1828. The South voted almost solidly against the bill , and the Middle States and the West for it , while the New England vote , as a result of high rates ...
... Congress went far beyond his wishes and passed the " Tariff of Abominations " of 1828. The South voted almost solidly against the bill , and the Middle States and the West for it , while the New England vote , as a result of high rates ...
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