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Page 1185
... give consequence to this affair . Mr. TROUP did not consider these papers as in- volving the character of any portion of our peo- ple . They appeared to him to be calculated merely to put the people on their guard against foreign ...
... give consequence to this affair . Mr. TROUP did not consider these papers as in- volving the character of any portion of our peo- ple . They appeared to him to be calculated merely to put the people on their guard against foreign ...
Page 1187
... give some informa- tion and make a few observations relative to the subject now under consideration . This Mr. Hen- ry was an Englishman , but had long resided in this country ; so long , that he had obtained a cap- his views . When he ...
... give some informa- tion and make a few observations relative to the subject now under consideration . This Mr. Hen- ry was an Englishman , but had long resided in this country ; so long , that he had obtained a cap- his views . When he ...
Page 1193
... give that gentleman and the House his opinion on it . Until then he must be excused . I had much rather , said Mr. R. , my opinion should fol- low an examination than precede it . Mr. RHEA again spoke in amplification of his former ...
... give that gentleman and the House his opinion on it . Until then he must be excused . I had much rather , said Mr. R. , my opinion should fol- low an examination than precede it . Mr. RHEA again spoke in amplification of his former ...
Page 1205
... give to the new State of Louisiana the entire control of the Lakes Maurepas and Pontchartrain , by which the city of New Orleans may be most easily ap- proached ; you thus enable the State to take all necessary means to repel invasion ...
... give to the new State of Louisiana the entire control of the Lakes Maurepas and Pontchartrain , by which the city of New Orleans may be most easily ap- proached ; you thus enable the State to take all necessary means to repel invasion ...
Page 1227
... give it his assent , because he believed it inconsistent with the pro- visions of the Constitution . The Constitution had provided that the Judges should , at stated times , receive for their services a compensation which shall not be ...
... give it his assent , because he believed it inconsistent with the pro- visions of the Constitution . The Constitution had provided that the Judges should , at stated times , receive for their services a compensation which shall not be ...
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