Niles' National Register, 第 43 巻1832 |
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... force shall be sent to blockade , your rivers and harbors , what can your army of 12,000 men do ? How can you remove the shipping of the union ? Of what avail then to call yourselves a foreign nation ? That navy would no more respect ...
... force shall be sent to blockade , your rivers and harbors , what can your army of 12,000 men do ? How can you remove the shipping of the union ? Of what avail then to call yourselves a foreign nation ? That navy would no more respect ...
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... force , attempt to coerce the state of South Carolina into submission to the acts of congress declared by the ordi- nance null and void , or to resist the enforcement of the ordi- nance , or of the laws passed in pursuance thereof , or ...
... force , attempt to coerce the state of South Carolina into submission to the acts of congress declared by the ordi- nance null and void , or to resist the enforcement of the ordi- nance , or of the laws passed in pursuance thereof , or ...
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... force ; and as there would then be no need of force to execute the laws , there would be no force in the matter , and , of course , no bloodshed . It was supposed that this very peaceable and friendly question might be settled without ...
... force ; and as there would then be no need of force to execute the laws , there would be no force in the matter , and , of course , no bloodshed . It was supposed that this very peaceable and friendly question might be settled without ...
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