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... reasons which induced your dissent , " writes he to the Senate , " I am persuaded that they were such as you deemed sufficient . Permit me to submit to your consideration , whether , on occasions where the propriety of nominations ...
... reasons which induced your dissent , " writes he to the Senate , " I am persuaded that they were such as you deemed sufficient . Permit me to submit to your consideration , whether , on occasions where the propriety of nominations ...
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... reasons for being permitted to retain his commission " until an opportunity should be presented , if necessary , of investi- gating his conduct in every mode presented by law . " These reasons , Washington replied , would be conclu ...
... reasons for being permitted to retain his commission " until an opportunity should be presented , if necessary , of investi- gating his conduct in every mode presented by law . " These reasons , Washington replied , would be conclu ...
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... reasons no longer operating , he gave notice , on his return from the Western country , that on the last day of the ensuing month of January he should give in his resignation . He did so , and received the following note from Washington ...
... reasons no longer operating , he gave notice , on his return from the Western country , that on the last day of the ensuing month of January he should give in his resignation . He did so , and received the following note from Washington ...
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