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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... party . He was answered in the affirmative , but could learn nothing satisfactory as to the route he had taken . While engaged in inquiries himself , he spread his party through the village , to strike the trail of Champe's horse , a ...
... party . He was answered in the affirmative , but could learn nothing satisfactory as to the route he had taken . While engaged in inquiries himself , he spread his party through the village , to strike the trail of Champe's horse , a ...
第 437 頁
... party assailed them with continued volleys of calumny ; their names were coupled with every disgraceful epithet , with every vile accusation , in the toasts of clubs , and the resolutions of societies ; and finally , by all these means ...
... party assailed them with continued volleys of calumny ; their names were coupled with every disgraceful epithet , with every vile accusation , in the toasts of clubs , and the resolutions of societies ; and finally , by all these means ...
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... party . Burr devoted him- self to the harmonizing of these dif- * See Hammond's “ History of Political Parties in the State of New York , " vol . i . , p . 146 , etc. 505 ferences and arraying the entire party against the federalists ...
... party . Burr devoted him- self to the harmonizing of these dif- * See Hammond's “ History of Political Parties in the State of New York , " vol . i . , p . 146 , etc. 505 ferences and arraying the entire party against the federalists ...
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