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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... FEDERAL CONVENTION AND ITS WORK . - - - Ceurse pursued by Virginia as to the Federal Convention — The Resolution of Congress — Alarming condition of affairs in New England - Shays's Insurrection in Massachusetts - Action in Congress ...
... FEDERAL CONVENTION AND ITS WORK . - - - Ceurse pursued by Virginia as to the Federal Convention — The Resolution of Congress — Alarming condition of affairs in New England - Shays's Insurrection in Massachusetts - Action in Congress ...
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... federal in that part , etc. We We may be amused , if we please , by a treatise of political anatomy . In the brain it is • 247 are to be national : the stamina are federal- some limbs are federal , others national . The senators are ...
... federal in that part , etc. We We may be amused , if we please , by a treatise of political anatomy . In the brain it is • 247 are to be national : the stamina are federal- some limbs are federal , others national . The senators are ...
第 505 頁
... federal party , after the death of Washington , seemed to be increasing in acerbity and vio- lence . They were watched keenly by the opposite party , who augured well of success through the internal discord of their foes . How ...
... federal party , after the death of Washington , seemed to be increasing in acerbity and vio- lence . They were watched keenly by the opposite party , who augured well of success through the internal discord of their foes . How ...
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