Works, Volumen4G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1895 |
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... United States . That by means of the above trade , thus systemati- cally pursued , not only the inhabitants of the United States have been deprived of commercial profits and advantages , to which they appear to have just and natural ...
... United States . That by means of the above trade , thus systemati- cally pursued , not only the inhabitants of the United States have been deprived of commercial profits and advantages , to which they appear to have just and natural ...
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... United States , under such regulations , and with such restrictions , as may secure the public revenue and promote ... United States . WHEREAS , the public peace and welfare require that the native Indian tribes , residing within the ...
... United States , under such regulations , and with such restrictions , as may secure the public revenue and promote ... United States . WHEREAS , the public peace and welfare require that the native Indian tribes , residing within the ...
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... United States . They kept the important western posts on those lakes till about the year 1797. And the defensive Indian war , which the United States had to sustain from 1776 to 1795 , had still more alienated the Indians , and secured ...
... United States . They kept the important western posts on those lakes till about the year 1797. And the defensive Indian war , which the United States had to sustain from 1776 to 1795 , had still more alienated the Indians , and secured ...
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