Niles' National Register, 第 74 巻1848 |
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ceded country , we have , upon the restoration of peace , other important duties to perform . Among these . I regard none as more important than the adoption of proper measures for the speedy ex- tinguishment of the national debt . It ...
ceded country , we have , upon the restoration of peace , other important duties to perform . Among these . I regard none as more important than the adoption of proper measures for the speedy ex- tinguishment of the national debt . It ...
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... IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE BY THE STEAMSHIP HIBERNIA . NEW YORK , July 21 . It is said that the Piedmontese are about to make a decisive stroke against Verora ; but they are slow in their operations . The 12,000 men of Durando will be ...
... IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE BY THE STEAMSHIP HIBERNIA . NEW YORK , July 21 . It is said that the Piedmontese are about to make a decisive stroke against Verora ; but they are slow in their operations . The 12,000 men of Durando will be ...
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... important service . The condition in which our ships have retur- ned from long cruises , and their services abroad , have afforded gratifying evidence of the high state of discipline in the Navy . The political condition of Sicily ...
... important service . The condition in which our ships have retur- ned from long cruises , and their services abroad , have afforded gratifying evidence of the high state of discipline in the Navy . The political condition of Sicily ...
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