Memoirs, Correspondence, and Private Papers of Thomas Jefferson: Late President of the United StatesH. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1829 |
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... Congress to do what is neces- sary , in silence . I find but one opinion as to the necessity of shutting up the country for some time . We meet in Washington the 25th of September to prepare for Congress . Accept my affectionate ...
... Congress to do what is neces- sary , in silence . I find but one opinion as to the necessity of shutting up the country for some time . We meet in Washington the 25th of September to prepare for Congress . Accept my affectionate ...
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... Congress to admit into the Union new States , which should be formed out of the territory for which , and under whose authority alone , they were then acting . I do not be- lieve it was meant that they might receive England , Ireland ...
... Congress to admit into the Union new States , which should be formed out of the territory for which , and under whose authority alone , they were then acting . I do not be- lieve it was meant that they might receive England , Ireland ...
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... Congress had ordered us to fall down and worship a golden image ; and that it was as much my duty to arrest its execution in every stage , as it would have been to have rescued from the fiery furnace those who should have been cast into ...
... Congress had ordered us to fall down and worship a golden image ; and that it was as much my duty to arrest its execution in every stage , as it would have been to have rescued from the fiery furnace those who should have been cast into ...
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... Congress . I inclose you a paragraph from a newspaper respecting St. Domingo , which gives me uneasiness . Still I conceive the British insults in our harbour as more threatening . We cannot be respected by THOMAS JEFFERSON . 25.
... Congress . I inclose you a paragraph from a newspaper respecting St. Domingo , which gives me uneasiness . Still I conceive the British insults in our harbour as more threatening . We cannot be respected by THOMAS JEFFERSON . 25.
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... Congress have a right to control the freedom of the press , we have ever asserted the right of the States , and their exclusive right , to do so . They have accord- ingly , all of them , made provisions for punishing slander , which ...
... Congress have a right to control the freedom of the press , we have ever asserted the right of the States , and their exclusive right , to do so . They have accord- ingly , all of them , made provisions for punishing slander , which ...
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