The Life of John J. Crittenden: With Selections from His Correspondence and Speeches, Bind 1–2Mrs. Chapman Coleman J. B. Lippincott & Company, 1873 |
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... Congress , in the year 1871 , by J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO . , In the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington . 29590 E340 .0906 I DEDICATE These Volumes TO MY GRANDSONS WHO BEAR THE.
... Congress , in the year 1871 , by J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO . , In the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington . 29590 E340 .0906 I DEDICATE These Volumes TO MY GRANDSONS WHO BEAR THE.
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... Congress firm ; their ultimate acts will not disappoint the expectations of a brave people , determined to be free and independent . The truth is , the Secretary of the War Department is too imbecile ; he has neither the judgment to ...
... Congress firm ; their ultimate acts will not disappoint the expectations of a brave people , determined to be free and independent . The truth is , the Secretary of the War Department is too imbecile ; he has neither the judgment to ...
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... Congress . This letter was an answer to one of the last which I had written to him , in favor of some of my friends who wanted to enter the service , and assures me that Kentucky has had her full share in those appointments . I have ...
... Congress . This letter was an answer to one of the last which I had written to him , in favor of some of my friends who wanted to enter the service , and assures me that Kentucky has had her full share in those appointments . I have ...
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... Congress to pass such a law , but because its passage was expressly forbidden by the Constitution . The sense of the ... Congress in favor of such a measure as was proposed by this bill , and I deem it a duty to submit the reasons which ...
... Congress to pass such a law , but because its passage was expressly forbidden by the Constitution . The sense of the ... Congress in favor of such a measure as was proposed by this bill , and I deem it a duty to submit the reasons which ...
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... Congress , to encour- age or induce him to vote for Mr. Adams , informing me at the same time that Mr. Blair , in a recent friendly conversation be- tween him and yourself , alleged such to be the fact . Now , sir , you nor no other ...
... Congress , to encour- age or induce him to vote for Mr. Adams , informing me at the same time that Mr. Blair , in a recent friendly conversation be- tween him and yourself , alleged such to be the fact . Now , sir , you nor no other ...
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