The Historical Register of the United States, Volume 3Thomas H. Palmer G. Palmer, 1814 - United States Contents.--v. 1-2, From the declaration of war in 1812 to Jan. 1, 1814.--v. 3-4, For 1814. |
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... nations in amity with the United States ; also recommending mea- sures for the encouragement of American manufactures , and advis- ing the prohibition of the exportation of specie [ 190 Message from the president of the United States ...
... nations in amity with the United States ; also recommending mea- sures for the encouragement of American manufactures , and advis- ing the prohibition of the exportation of specie [ 190 Message from the president of the United States ...
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... nation and use . 16. VII . Paymaster's department . The paymaster of the army , 8 deputy paymaster generals , 3 assistant do . , 30 district and 2 assistant paymasters . ยง 17. VIII . The hospital department . The physician and surgeon ...
... nation and use . 16. VII . Paymaster's department . The paymaster of the army , 8 deputy paymaster generals , 3 assistant do . , 30 district and 2 assistant paymasters . ยง 17. VIII . The hospital department . The physician and surgeon ...
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... nation he belonged . Should this protest be made in a foreign country , it must be transmitted to the nearest consul or agent , or to the American minister , should there be one , and a copy preserved to be sent to the secretary of ...
... nation he belonged . Should this protest be made in a foreign country , it must be transmitted to the nearest consul or agent , or to the American minister , should there be one , and a copy preserved to be sent to the secretary of ...
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... nation proud of its rights , and conscious of its strength , has no choice but an exertion of the one in support of the other , " and as an en- couragement to this determination enumerates the late successes " with which it has pleased ...
... nation proud of its rights , and conscious of its strength , has no choice but an exertion of the one in support of the other , " and as an en- couragement to this determination enumerates the late successes " with which it has pleased ...
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... nations , who had incorporated themselves into our political society , in the modes recognized by the law and the practice of Great Britain , and who were made prisoners of war , under the banners of their adopted 78 [ CHAP . I ...
... nations , who had incorporated themselves into our political society , in the modes recognized by the law and the practice of Great Britain , and who were made prisoners of war , under the banners of their adopted 78 [ CHAP . I ...
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