The Life of John J. Crittenden: With Selections from His Correspondence and Speeches, Bind 1–2Ann Mary Butler Crittenden Coleman ("Mrs. Chapman Coleman, "), Mrs. Chapman Coleman J. B. Lippincott & Company, 1873 |
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... President and majority in Congress have already suffered much by having such a man in that position . He must be dismissed by the President , or an inquiry of some kind , touching the con- duct of the department , will be introduced ...
... President and majority in Congress have already suffered much by having such a man in that position . He must be dismissed by the President , or an inquiry of some kind , touching the con- duct of the department , will be introduced ...
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... President , I acknowledge that I feel a particular par- tiality for this bill , independent of the reasons I have had the honor of submitting to you . I am influenced by reasons some- what of a personal character , to desire its passage ...
... President , I acknowledge that I feel a particular par- tiality for this bill , independent of the reasons I have had the honor of submitting to you . I am influenced by reasons some- what of a personal character , to desire its passage ...
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... President be correct , Spain , by her failure to ratify the treaty , has taken a position most decidedly disadvantageous to her . If , as you seem to suppose , it was contemplated to take Florida without the aban- donment of Texas , one ...
... President be correct , Spain , by her failure to ratify the treaty , has taken a position most decidedly disadvantageous to her . If , as you seem to suppose , it was contemplated to take Florida without the aban- donment of Texas , one ...
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... President Adams to the Supreme Court - Letter of Mr. C. to a Friend , written from College of William and Mary . ( George M. Bibb to J. J. Crittenden . ) WASHINGTON , March 8 , 1824 . EAR JOHN , -That there are men who will ascribe my ...
... President Adams to the Supreme Court - Letter of Mr. C. to a Friend , written from College of William and Mary . ( George M. Bibb to J. J. Crittenden . ) WASHINGTON , March 8 , 1824 . EAR JOHN , -That there are men who will ascribe my ...
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... President ( your particular friend ) is up to the hub with the opposition , although he will stoutly deny it when proof cannot be adduced . One of the main inducements with him and those whom he can influence is , that they suppose , if ...
... President ( your particular friend ) is up to the hub with the opposition , although he will stoutly deny it when proof cannot be adduced . One of the main inducements with him and those whom he can influence is , that they suppose , if ...
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