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... considered with a view to do equal jus- he citizens , and subjects of the two nations . " the 10th and 24th of May , 1816 , from his excellen- Sot , to the Secretary of State , calls the attention of to those slaves , and request that ...
... considered with a view to do equal jus- he citizens , and subjects of the two nations . " the 10th and 24th of May , 1816 , from his excellen- Sot , to the Secretary of State , calls the attention of to those slaves , and request that ...
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... considered with a view to do equal jus- tice to the claims of the citizens , and subjects of the two nations . " Two letters of the 10th and 24th of May , 1816 , from his excellen- cy Charles Bagot , to the Secretary of State , calls ...
... considered with a view to do equal jus- tice to the claims of the citizens , and subjects of the two nations . " Two letters of the 10th and 24th of May , 1816 , from his excellen- cy Charles Bagot , to the Secretary of State , calls ...
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... considered and mustered as combatants ? The commissary general prescribed a form in which the several collectors and marshals were to receipt for the prisoners committed to their care , and return them to his office . This form was ...
... considered and mustered as combatants ? The commissary general prescribed a form in which the several collectors and marshals were to receipt for the prisoners committed to their care , and return them to his office . This form was ...
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... considered them as prisoners of war , and were at all times disposed to give , in exchange , man for man . The committee ask leave to submit a bill for the relief of John Gooding and James Williams . REPORT Upon the claims of Thomas ...
... considered them as prisoners of war , and were at all times disposed to give , in exchange , man for man . The committee ask leave to submit a bill for the relief of John Gooding and James Williams . REPORT Upon the claims of Thomas ...
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... considered with a view to do equal justice to the claims of the citizens , and subjects of the two nations . " Two letters of the 10th and 24th of May , 1816 , from his excellency Charles Bagot , to the Secretary of State , calls the ...
... considered with a view to do equal justice to the claims of the citizens , and subjects of the two nations . " Two letters of the 10th and 24th of May , 1816 , from his excellency Charles Bagot , to the Secretary of State , calls the ...
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Page 5 - Resolved, That the committee on the judiciary be directed to inquire into the expediency of...
Page 4 - That the same computation shall extend to the corps not belonging to the lines of particular states, and who are entitled to half pay for life as aforesaid ; the acceptance or refusal to be determined by corps, and to be signified in the same manner, and within the same time as above mentioned.
Page 10 - ... there be no limitation either in the manner or measure of the punishment, the condition of the citizen will be perilous indeed. Which of these doctrines is to prevail, time will decide. Where there is no fixed law, the judgment on any particular case is the law of that single case only, and dies with it.
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