History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of President Johnson, 第 2 卷Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... court , of which Lord Stirling was pres- ident , Lee was found guilty , and sen . tenced to be suspended from any com mand in the armies of the United States for the term of one year ; but the second charge was softened by the court ...
... court , of which Lord Stirling was pres- ident , Lee was found guilty , and sen . tenced to be suspended from any com mand in the armies of the United States for the term of one year ; but the second charge was softened by the court ...
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... court , and in such inferior isters , and consuls , judges of the su- courts as the Congress may , from time preme court , and all other officers of to time , ordain and establish . the United States , whose appointments judges , both ...
... court , and in such inferior isters , and consuls , judges of the su- courts as the Congress may , from time preme court , and all other officers of to time , ordain and establish . the United States , whose appointments judges , both ...
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... court had not original jurisdic- tion , the causes should be heard in the state courts , with right of appeal to the supreme or other courts of the United States ; that the court for the trial of The Convention of North Carolina ...
... court had not original jurisdic- tion , the causes should be heard in the state courts , with right of appeal to the supreme or other courts of the United States ; that the court for the trial of The Convention of North Carolina ...
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