Thomas Jefferson, the Apostle of AmericanismLittle, Brown,, 1929 - Počet stran: 548 |
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Strana 357
... Monroe's advice he had to refuse to see Madison in order to " avoid the appearance of a collusion between them . ” * At the beginning of December he was back in Philadelphia for the session of Congress and soon after was able to send ...
... Monroe's advice he had to refuse to see Madison in order to " avoid the appearance of a collusion between them . ” * At the beginning of December he was back in Philadelphia for the session of Congress and soon after was able to send ...
Strana 448
... Monroe , but he did not deem it desirable to trust him with special instructions . For Monroe alone he reserved the complete exposition of the plans then brooding in his mind . The death of Pitt would probably mark a change in the ...
... Monroe , but he did not deem it desirable to trust him with special instructions . For Monroe alone he reserved the complete exposition of the plans then brooding in his mind . The death of Pitt would probably mark a change in the ...
Strana 463
... Monroe , and Madison . The strongest argument that could be advanced in favor of the first was that , according to a precedent already apparently established , the Vice President was the logical successor , the " heir apparent " , as ...
... Monroe , and Madison . The strongest argument that could be advanced in favor of the first was that , according to a precedent already apparently established , the Vice President was the logical successor , the " heir apparent " , as ...
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