Niles' National Register, 第 74 巻1848 |
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... whole time of the regular clerks in the Departments were taken up to answer them , to the entire neglect of other and more important public business . Mr. G.'s amendment was rejected . The resolution was then agreed to . Mr. Gayle moved ...
... whole time of the regular clerks in the Departments were taken up to answer them , to the entire neglect of other and more important public business . Mr. G.'s amendment was rejected . The resolution was then agreed to . Mr. Gayle moved ...
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... whole military establishment . All the estimates of the bill will , of course , depend upon the decision of the Committee of the Whole upon this amendment to the second section . If the committee disagree to the Senate's amend- ment to ...
... whole military establishment . All the estimates of the bill will , of course , depend upon the decision of the Committee of the Whole upon this amendment to the second section . If the committee disagree to the Senate's amend- ment to ...
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... whole num - whole country : charges of the territories under the government ber , at present administered by the Crown , and of the East India Company , with 120,000.000 admitted to be the worst administered . By grant- of inhabitants ...
... whole num - whole country : charges of the territories under the government ber , at present administered by the Crown , and of the East India Company , with 120,000.000 admitted to be the worst administered . By grant- of inhabitants ...
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