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... provisions was wrested into a cause of offense . Republics should have no secrets . The Senate should not have deliberated on the treaty with closed doors . Such was the irritable condition of the public mind , 6 Life of Washington.
... provisions was wrested into a cause of offense . Republics should have no secrets . The Senate should not have deliberated on the treaty with closed doors . Such was the irritable condition of the public mind , 6 Life of Washington.
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... cause to complain of the with- holding of any paper , however private and confidential , which you shall think necessary in a case of so serious a nature , I have directed that you should have the inspection of my let- ter of the 22d of ...
... cause to complain of the with- holding of any paper , however private and confidential , which you shall think necessary in a case of so serious a nature , I have directed that you should have the inspection of my let- ter of the 22d of ...
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... cause by the embittered feelings manifested in his vindication , and the asperity with which he spoke of Washington there and elsewhere . He deeply regretted it in after life , and in a letter to the Hon . Bushrod Washington , written ...
... cause by the embittered feelings manifested in his vindication , and the asperity with which he spoke of Washington there and elsewhere . He deeply regretted it in after life , and in a letter to the Hon . Bushrod Washington , written ...
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... he , " while I indulge the persuasion , that I have never met you at any period when , more than at present , the situation of our public affairs has afforded just cause for mutual congratulation , and for invit- ing you 27.
... he , " while I indulge the persuasion , that I have never met you at any period when , more than at present , the situation of our public affairs has afforded just cause for mutual congratulation , and for invit- ing you 27.
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Washington Irving. cause for mutual congratulation , and for invit- ing you to join with me in profound gratitude to the Author of all good , for the numerous and extraordinary blessings we enjoy . " And first he announced that a treaty ...
Washington Irving. cause for mutual congratulation , and for invit- ing you to join with me in profound gratitude to the Author of all good , for the numerous and extraordinary blessings we enjoy . " And first he announced that a treaty ...
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