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... measures , " but the debates , " adds he , " were conducted with temper and candor . " As the Indians on the northwest side of the Ohio still continued their hostilities , one of the last measures of Congress had been an act to augment ...
... measures , " but the debates , " adds he , " were conducted with temper and candor . " As the Indians on the northwest side of the Ohio still continued their hostilities , one of the last measures of Congress had been an act to augment ...
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... measures of government , and , by false insinuations , to disturb the public peace ? " In common life it is thought ungrateful for a man to bite the hand that puts bread in his mouth ; but , if the man is hired to do it , the case is ...
... measures of government , and , by false insinuations , to disturb the public peace ? " In common life it is thought ungrateful for a man to bite the hand that puts bread in his mouth ; but , if the man is hired to do it , the case is ...
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... measures connected with my department as odious as possible . " ' Nevertheless , " proceeds he , " I can truly say ... measures which , in its consequences , would subvert the government ; when I saw that the undoing of the funding ...
... measures connected with my department as odious as possible . " ' Nevertheless , " proceeds he , " I can truly say ... measures which , in its consequences , would subvert the government ; when I saw that the undoing of the funding ...
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