History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of James Buchanan, 第 3 卷Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... charge , and the weakness of my powers , so justly inspire . A rising nation , spread over a wide and fruitful land ... charged with the Sovereign functions of legislation , and to those associated with you , I look with encouragement ...
... charge , and the weakness of my powers , so justly inspire . A rising nation , spread over a wide and fruitful land ... charged with the Sovereign functions of legislation , and to those associated with you , I look with encouragement ...
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... charged the American govern ment with unfairness , in bestowing up- on him no more than some paltry gra tuities , whilst Tunis had so much more , and Algiers had even received a frigate . And he told the consul that he would wait for ...
... charged the American govern ment with unfairness , in bestowing up- on him no more than some paltry gra tuities , whilst Tunis had so much more , and Algiers had even received a frigate . And he told the consul that he would wait for ...
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... charged with the external and mutual relations only of these states ; that the states themselves have the prin- cipal care of our persons , our property , and our reputation , constituting the great field of human concerns ; we may well ...
... charged with the external and mutual relations only of these states ; that the states themselves have the prin- cipal care of our persons , our property , and our reputation , constituting the great field of human concerns ; we may well ...
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... charge of inactiv- ity in the service - Preble appointed to the command of the squadron - Loss of the Philadelphia — Destruction of this ship by Decatur in the harbor of Tripoli - Preble bombards Tripoli - Recalled - The disaster of the ...
... charge of inactiv- ity in the service - Preble appointed to the command of the squadron - Loss of the Philadelphia — Destruction of this ship by Decatur in the harbor of Tripoli - Preble bombards Tripoli - Recalled - The disaster of the ...
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... charge , yet steady in the maintenance of order and discipline ; intimate with the Indian character , customs and princi- ples ; habituated to the hunting life ; guarded , by exact observation of the vegetables and animals of his own ...
... charge , yet steady in the maintenance of order and discipline ; intimate with the Indian character , customs and princi- ples ; habituated to the hunting life ; guarded , by exact observation of the vegetables and animals of his own ...
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