Revolution to ReconstructionDoubleday, Doran, Incorporated, 1939 - Всего страниц: 486 |
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... continued to occupy his place as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court , even though he had further antagonized Jefferson by issuing a subpoena for the President's personal ap- pearance at the trial , an appearance which Jefferson properly ...
... continued to occupy his place as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court , even though he had further antagonized Jefferson by issuing a subpoena for the President's personal ap- pearance at the trial , an appearance which Jefferson properly ...
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... continued throughout his life , although he was not forever innocent of indecent allusions in conversation , and his droll and broad wit , when among intimates , was greatly admired . After his matriculation at Princeton he continued to ...
... continued throughout his life , although he was not forever innocent of indecent allusions in conversation , and his droll and broad wit , when among intimates , was greatly admired . After his matriculation at Princeton he continued to ...
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... continued the same ineffective line of policy that he had pursued while he was Jefferson's assistant . During his tenure of office as Secretary of State the whole executive force of the department consisted of nine men , one of whom was ...
... continued the same ineffective line of policy that he had pursued while he was Jefferson's assistant . During his tenure of office as Secretary of State the whole executive force of the department consisted of nine men , one of whom was ...
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