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... Cowpens Montgomery , general , killed 28 Madison , James , first pro- moted the order for the . . 186 , 197 30 79 present constitution Merchandise imported 31 • 62 • exported 64 • • page 62 , 106 58,76 56 • 193 138 Merchants vi INDEX .
... Cowpens Montgomery , general , killed 28 Madison , James , first pro- moted the order for the . . 186 , 197 30 79 present constitution Merchandise imported 31 • 62 • exported 64 • • page 62 , 106 58,76 56 • 193 138 Merchants vi INDEX .
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... Merchants , character of 102 , 103 Money , U.S .. N. see note , exports • · New Hampshire , state con- 66 stitution ... merchant 102 Table , general statistical Truxton , commodore Total population U. S. 57 • 33 • 58 , 196 Pinckney , Mr ...
... Merchants , character of 102 , 103 Money , U.S .. N. see note , exports • · New Hampshire , state con- 66 stitution ... merchant 102 Table , general statistical Truxton , commodore Total population U. S. 57 • 33 • 58 , 196 Pinckney , Mr ...
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... merchants and captains have long pursued a kind of mamaluke system , of selecting fine young lads from every part of the world , to add to our marine . Hence , chiefly by the enticing efforts of our commercial and naval gentlemen , the ...
... merchants and captains have long pursued a kind of mamaluke system , of selecting fine young lads from every part of the world , to add to our marine . Hence , chiefly by the enticing efforts of our commercial and naval gentlemen , the ...
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... merchants . Liberally inclined . Locally inclined . The blanks in these columns are left vacant for the private use of the members in both houses of the legislature ; by the ability with to Finance . OR MEMORANDUMS . Able financiers ...
... merchants . Liberally inclined . Locally inclined . The blanks in these columns are left vacant for the private use of the members in both houses of the legislature ; by the ability with to Finance . OR MEMORANDUMS . Able financiers ...
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... merchant's books could be received in lieu of an oath , the mode would be less exceptionable . But as far as luxuries from abroad are taxed , the mode we pursue is one of the least exceptionable ; except that particular articles are too ...
... merchant's books could be received in lieu of an oath , the mode would be less exceptionable . But as far as luxuries from abroad are taxed , the mode we pursue is one of the least exceptionable ; except that particular articles are too ...
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Page 40 - Sect. 4. The times, places, and manner of holding elections for senators and representatives shall be prescribed in each state by the legislature thereof; but the Congress may at any time by law make or alter such regulations, except as to th.e places of choosing senators.
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