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Σελίδα 234
This appointment he accepted , and on the afternoon of the thirteenth of
November , sailed on board the French Frigate ... A short time subsequent to the
appointment of Mr . Adams to this service , Henry Laurens was appointed to
negotiate a ...
This appointment he accepted , and on the afternoon of the thirteenth of
November , sailed on board the French Frigate ... A short time subsequent to the
appointment of Mr . Adams to this service , Henry Laurens was appointed to
negotiate a ...
Σελίδα 403
Early in the spring of 1796 , on the resignation of Chief Justice Jay , Mr . Ellsworth
was appointed to fill the vacancy . The character of his mind , his habits of patient
and laborious investigation , his sound judgment , and large experience ...
Early in the spring of 1796 , on the resignation of Chief Justice Jay , Mr . Ellsworth
was appointed to fill the vacancy . The character of his mind , his habits of patient
and laborious investigation , his sound judgment , and large experience ...
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The officer , we well know , must be appointed | were not binding , till the House
had concurred by the President and Senate ; but the office in them by granting
appropriations : in other and the officer are distinct things ; and before words , that
...
The officer , we well know , must be appointed | were not binding , till the House
had concurred by the President and Senate ; but the office in them by granting
appropriations : in other and the officer are distinct things ; and before words , that
...
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JAMES MADISON | 125 |
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