The Life of George M. TroupE. J. Purse, 1859 - 536 Seiten |
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... force . Our constitutional and chartered rights were undoubted , and were never to be surrendered without our consent . The civilians may differ , but , if driven to the wall , I would be a Georgian or Alabamian by the law of ...
... force . Our constitutional and chartered rights were undoubted , and were never to be surrendered without our consent . The civilians may differ , but , if driven to the wall , I would be a Georgian or Alabamian by the law of ...
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... force for the reduction of the British Provinces on the first offensive act of the enemy . Three days since , dispatches were received from Mr. Pinkney , stating that the ministry had lowered their tone ; and indeed , my friend , I ...
... force for the reduction of the British Provinces on the first offensive act of the enemy . Three days since , dispatches were received from Mr. Pinkney , stating that the ministry had lowered their tone ; and indeed , my friend , I ...
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... force will you rely for de- fence ? You can only choose between the militia and a standing army ; and when , the other day , it was proposed , by an honorable gentleman from Virginia , to class and re - organize the militia , you ...
... force will you rely for de- fence ? You can only choose between the militia and a standing army ; and when , the other day , it was proposed , by an honorable gentleman from Virginia , to class and re - organize the militia , you ...
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... force bears a very small proportion to the armed militia . By adopting such policy , by so proportion- ing your regular force to your militia , you will have no- thing to do but to command it to lay down its arms , and it is done ...
... force bears a very small proportion to the armed militia . By adopting such policy , by so proportion- ing your regular force to your militia , you will have no- thing to do but to command it to lay down its arms , and it is done ...
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... force a cotton trade , when every man knew that nine - tenths of the people of Georgia would treat as traitors the violators of the embargo ; it was for this reason that he was disposed to vote for the amendments from the Senate . The ...
... force a cotton trade , when every man knew that nine - tenths of the people of Georgia would treat as traitors the violators of the embargo ; it was for this reason that he was disposed to vote for the amendments from the Senate . The ...
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