Niles' National Register, 第 74 巻1848 |
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... given . Of the sex 18.722 were males ; 16,988 females ; 187 not given . Of the complexion 18,155 white males ; 16,580 females ; 242 black males ; 225 females ; 695 complexion not given . Of twins there were 15 pair reported : of ...
... given . Of the sex 18.722 were males ; 16,988 females ; 187 not given . Of the complexion 18,155 white males ; 16,580 females ; 242 black males ; 225 females ; 695 complexion not given . Of twins there were 15 pair reported : of ...
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... given their votes in favor of THE COMPROMISE BILL . it , we regard its annihilation as the most fortunate event that could possibly have happened for the We have given a large portion of our paper to South . Far from being unanimously ...
... given their votes in favor of THE COMPROMISE BILL . it , we regard its annihilation as the most fortunate event that could possibly have happened for the We have given a large portion of our paper to South . Far from being unanimously ...
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... given . 600,000 francs . tution , chose no electors . New York did not 1836 - Twenty - six States entitled to 294 votes . vote , we cannot ascertain why . Two votes of Virginia and two of Maryland were not given . 1792 - Fifteen States ...
... given . 600,000 francs . tution , chose no electors . New York did not 1836 - Twenty - six States entitled to 294 votes . vote , we cannot ascertain why . Two votes of Virginia and two of Maryland were not given . 1792 - Fifteen States ...
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