Debates in CongressGales & Seaton, 1828 - United States |
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... honorable friend, might astound the House with the multitude of surveys already, sanctioned, Under one comprehensive order for the survey of a national road between the Seat of the Federal Government and the City of New Orleans, a ...
... honorable friend, might astound the House with the multitude of surveys already, sanctioned, Under one comprehensive order for the survey of a national road between the Seat of the Federal Government and the City of New Orleans, a ...
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... honorable chairman had examined the effects of this argument, he would not have used it, nor would he have gone into calculations based upon it. The principle of it is not sound, and so 1 supposed him and myself had agreed in a former ...
... honorable chairman had examined the effects of this argument, he would not have used it, nor would he have gone into calculations based upon it. The principle of it is not sound, and so 1 supposed him and myself had agreed in a former ...
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... honorable gentleman, and it is such as I expected from the polite ami honorable course of that gentleman towards the members of the committee since he has presided over it. I certainly have never said any thing to induce a belief that ...
... honorable gentleman, and it is such as I expected from the polite ami honorable course of that gentleman towards the members of the committee since he has presided over it. I certainly have never said any thing to induce a belief that ...
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