Thomas Jefferson, the Apostle of AmericanismLittle, Brown,, 1929 - Počet stran: 548 |
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... sent to the department heads were submitted to the President with a proposed answer . Generally they were sent back with his approbation ; sometimes an alteration was sug- gested , and when the subject was particularly important it was ...
... sent to the department heads were submitted to the President with a proposed answer . Generally they were sent back with his approbation ; sometimes an alteration was sug- gested , and when the subject was particularly important it was ...
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... sent to the Senate a message recom- mending that James Monroe be appointed special envoy to France with full powers , " jointly with Mr. Livingston to enter into a treaty or convention with the First Consul of France , for the purpose ...
... sent to the Senate a message recom- mending that James Monroe be appointed special envoy to France with full powers , " jointly with Mr. Livingston to enter into a treaty or convention with the First Consul of France , for the purpose ...
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... sent to Commodore Barron to deliver some British deserters he was supposed to have on board . Upon Barron's refusal , the Leopard opened fire and for fifteen minutes sent broadsides into the American ship , so unprepared and unready ...
... sent to Commodore Barron to deliver some British deserters he was supposed to have on board . Upon Barron's refusal , the Leopard opened fire and for fifteen minutes sent broadsides into the American ship , so unprepared and unready ...
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