The Southern Review, Tom 2A. E. Miller., 1828 |
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... given to the General who commanded this fortress to temporise , and elude the ces- sion . But this order was either not given or arrived too late , as Poty and Anapa were surrendered at the same time to the Turks . By the abandonment of ...
... given to the General who commanded this fortress to temporise , and elude the ces- sion . But this order was either not given or arrived too late , as Poty and Anapa were surrendered at the same time to the Turks . By the abandonment of ...
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... given ; all powers belong to the State Governments , except those expressly denied them . Here lies the difference . No Convention , even of the people in the States , can be called , but by the Legislatures of the States . At least ...
... given ; all powers belong to the State Governments , except those expressly denied them . Here lies the difference . No Convention , even of the people in the States , can be called , but by the Legislatures of the States . At least ...
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... given in exchange for an equal amount of British merchandize . It thus appears , that our commerce with Great Britain , con- stitutes nearly one - half of the whole foreign commerce of the United States , subject to pay duty , and that ...
... given in exchange for an equal amount of British merchandize . It thus appears , that our commerce with Great Britain , con- stitutes nearly one - half of the whole foreign commerce of the United States , subject to pay duty , and that ...
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