Niles' Weekly Register, Volume 47H. Niles, 1834 Containing political, historical, geographical, scientifical, statistical, economical, and biographical documents, essays and facts: together with notices of the arts and manu factures, and a record of the events of the times. |
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... proceedings . less extraordinary than his refusal to comply with the A plan , perhaps , might be adopted , by which just dis - demand of the committee of the senate . criminations could be made between persons of ho- nest and fair ...
... proceedings . less extraordinary than his refusal to comply with the A plan , perhaps , might be adopted , by which just dis - demand of the committee of the senate . criminations could be made between persons of ho- nest and fair ...
Pagina 399
... proceedings of the com- mittee to investigate the department as disgraceful to the se- nate , and intimated his opinion that the whole proceedings ought to be expunged from the journal . Now , that was the origin of the word " expunge ...
... proceedings of the com- mittee to investigate the department as disgraceful to the se- nate , and intimated his opinion that the whole proceedings ought to be expunged from the journal . Now , that was the origin of the word " expunge ...
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... proceedings of its legislature were pub- licly burnt . Need he refer them to the case of Wilkes ? where the British house of commons expunged certain proceedings from their journal ; expunged , not by childish operation of send- ing out ...
... proceedings of its legislature were pub- licly burnt . Need he refer them to the case of Wilkes ? where the British house of commons expunged certain proceedings from their journal ; expunged , not by childish operation of send- ing out ...
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