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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... necessary for this species of defence , could not be expected from the impetuous sallies of militia . A regular permanent army became necessary . Though the enthusiasm of the times might have dispensed with present pay , yet without at ...
... necessary for this species of defence , could not be expected from the impetuous sallies of militia . A regular permanent army became necessary . Though the enthusiasm of the times might have dispensed with present pay , yet without at ...
第 188 頁
... necessary , " that they should possess power to levy duties , and provide for the public ex- penses , by direct taxation . Under the Articles of Confederation , they had no such power ; they could only issue requisitions on the states ...
... necessary , " that they should possess power to levy duties , and provide for the public ex- penses , by direct taxation . Under the Articles of Confederation , they had no such power ; they could only issue requisitions on the states ...
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... necessary . At the close of April , by a vote of forty - seven to forty - one , the republican party . oppos- ing the bill , the navy department was created . The secretaryship was offered to George Cabot of Massachusetts , who was ...
... necessary . At the close of April , by a vote of forty - seven to forty - one , the republican party . oppos- ing the bill , the navy department was created . The secretaryship was offered to George Cabot of Massachusetts , who was ...
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