History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of President Johnson, 第 3 卷Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... majority takes to itself the right , at its pleasure , of limiting speech , or denying it altogether ; when secret sessions multiply , and in proportion to the importance of questions , is the studious concealment of debate , a people ...
... majority takes to itself the right , at its pleasure , of limiting speech , or denying it altogether ; when secret sessions multiply , and in proportion to the importance of questions , is the studious concealment of debate , a people ...
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... majority of the people , and a large majority of the states , have 1845 . declared in favor of immedi- ate annexation . Instructions have thus come up to both branches of Congress , from their respective constituents , in terms the most ...
... majority of the people , and a large majority of the states , have 1845 . declared in favor of immedi- ate annexation . Instructions have thus come up to both branches of Congress , from their respective constituents , in terms the most ...
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... majority of nearly 4000 , succeeded in electing M. J. Par- rott as delegate to Congress , and the larger number of the councilmen and representatives . 1857 . At the election in December , for the adoption or rejection of the slavery ...
... majority of nearly 4000 , succeeded in electing M. J. Par- rott as delegate to Congress , and the larger number of the councilmen and representatives . 1857 . At the election in December , for the adoption or rejection of the slavery ...
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