Thomas Jefferson, the Apostle of AmericanismLittle, Brown,, 1929 - Počet stran: 548 |
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... means to keep integrally and wholly . This explains clearly why Jefferson , who is represented as the champion of State rights , not only accepted the abridgment of State sovereignty but declared that the retention by the States of ...
... means to keep integrally and wholly . This explains clearly why Jefferson , who is represented as the champion of State rights , not only accepted the abridgment of State sovereignty but declared that the retention by the States of ...
Strana 186
... means to pay anything for the present . " 1 Curiously enough , the matter came to a head with England during the trip made by Jefferson in the spring of 1786. He held several conferences with the British merchants and tried to obtain ...
... means to pay anything for the present . " 1 Curiously enough , the matter came to a head with England during the trip made by Jefferson in the spring of 1786. He held several conferences with the British merchants and tried to obtain ...
Strana 277
... means of using and securing it . " The point made by the United States was that " they should have a port near the mouth of the river , so well separated from the territories of Spain and her jurisdiction , as not to engender daily ...
... means of using and securing it . " The point made by the United States was that " they should have a port near the mouth of the river , so well separated from the territories of Spain and her jurisdiction , as not to engender daily ...
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