The Congressional Globe, Tom 16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... reason exists for it ? " We might properly ask them to advance positively what reasons exist for its continuance . They have given no satisfactory reason of that kind - at least no reason satisfactory to my mind . I will , how- ever ...
... reason exists for it ? " We might properly ask them to advance positively what reasons exist for its continuance . They have given no satisfactory reason of that kind - at least no reason satisfactory to my mind . I will , how- ever ...
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... reason for giving it to him , unless as nearly in the words of the treaty as possible- there are strong objections to doing it . But there as the most proper and dignified ; and there would are other and sound reasons for terminating ...
... reason for giving it to him , unless as nearly in the words of the treaty as possible- there are strong objections to doing it . But there as the most proper and dignified ; and there would are other and sound reasons for terminating ...
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... reason was there for this order ? What occasion was there for send- ing the army to the left bank of the Rio Grande , then in the quiet and peaceful and exclusive pos- session of Mexico ? It surely could not have been for the purpose of ...
... reason was there for this order ? What occasion was there for send- ing the army to the left bank of the Rio Grande , then in the quiet and peaceful and exclusive pos- session of Mexico ? It surely could not have been for the purpose of ...
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