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... debt amounted to forty - two millions of dollars ; but so little had the country been able to fulfill its engagements , owing to the want of a sovereign legislature having the sole and exclusive power of laying duties upon imports , and ...
... debt amounted to forty - two millions of dollars ; but so little had the country been able to fulfill its engagements , owing to the want of a sovereign legislature having the sole and exclusive power of laying duties upon imports , and ...
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... debt , when thus transferred , lost its commanding appeal to patriotic sympathy ; but remained as obligatory in the eye of justice . In public newspapers , however , and in private circles , the propriety of a discrimination be- tween ...
... debt , when thus transferred , lost its commanding appeal to patriotic sympathy ; but remained as obligatory in the eye of justice . In public newspapers , however , and in private circles , the propriety of a discrimination be- tween ...
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Washington Irving. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DEBT . 85 nal claims of the American creditors of the government ; whether those creditors were the original holders of its certificates or subsequent purchasers of them at a ... debt and punctuality ...
Washington Irving. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DEBT . 85 nal claims of the American creditors of the government ; whether those creditors were the original holders of its certificates or subsequent purchasers of them at a ... debt and punctuality ...
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