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... President Washington's Letter to Knox on the Eve of his Retirement - The Spurious Letters - His Farewell Dinner - John Adams Takes the Oath of Office - Greetings of Washington at the close of the Ceremony . PAGE 27 46 Lawrence Lewis ...
... President Washington's Letter to Knox on the Eve of his Retirement - The Spurious Letters - His Farewell Dinner - John Adams Takes the Oath of Office - Greetings of Washington at the close of the Ceremony . PAGE 27 46 Lawrence Lewis ...
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... President be requested to open , without delay , further negotiation on this head . Here was a novel case to be determined . Could the Senate be considered to have ratified the treaty before the insertion of this new arti- cle ? Was the ...
... President be requested to open , without delay , further negotiation on this head . Here was a novel case to be determined . Could the Senate be considered to have ratified the treaty before the insertion of this new arti- cle ? Was the ...
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... President the power of making treaties with the advice and consent of the Senate . It was , doubtless , supposed that these two branches of government would combine , with- out passion , and with the best means of infor- mation , those ...
... President the power of making treaties with the advice and consent of the Senate . It was , doubtless , supposed that these two branches of government would combine , with- out passion , and with the best means of infor- mation , those ...
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... In a letter to the President the same day he writes : " Your confidence in me , sir , has been unlimited , and I can truly affirm unabused . VOL . VIII . - 2 My sensations , then , cannot be concealed , when Seeking an Explanation 17.
... In a letter to the President the same day he writes : " Your confidence in me , sir , has been unlimited , and I can truly affirm unabused . VOL . VIII . - 2 My sensations , then , cannot be concealed , when Seeking an Explanation 17.
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... President never himself touched any part of the com- pensation attached to his office , but that the whole was received and disbursed by the gen- tleman who superintended the expenses of his household . That the expenses at some times ...
... President never himself touched any part of the com- pensation attached to his office , but that the whole was received and disbursed by the gen- tleman who superintended the expenses of his household . That the expenses at some times ...
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