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Σελίδα 125
In the spring of 1776 he was chosen a member of the Virginia legislature , and in
1778 was appointed one of the executive councillors , which place he retained
until the next year , when he was elected a delegate to the Continental Congress
.
In the spring of 1776 he was chosen a member of the Virginia legislature , and in
1778 was appointed one of the executive councillors , which place he retained
until the next year , when he was elected a delegate to the Continental Congress
.
Σελίδα 374
That the right of suffrage in the second the Whole House , by a small majority ,
agreed branch of the national legislature ought to be to a report , which I am
happy , sir , to have in according to the rule established in the first . my power to
lay ...
That the right of suffrage in the second the Whole House , by a small majority ,
agreed branch of the national legislature ought to be to a report , which I am
happy , sir , to have in according to the rule established in the first . my power to
lay ...
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... members of the convention , which States , their legislatures would be obliged
to was by all means to leave the States , at ... without the as may take place from
the struggle to have consent of the legislature of such State . new States erected
...
... members of the convention , which States , their legislatures would be obliged
to was by all means to leave the States , at ... without the as may take place from
the struggle to have consent of the legislature of such State . new States erected
...
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