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... Mississippi , [ Mr. WALKER , ] because he did not think it could answer the purpose intended , but declared himself friendly to a gradual reduction that would benefit the settlers , let the fate of this bill be what it might , and would ...
... Mississippi , [ Mr. WALKER , ] because he did not think it could answer the purpose intended , but declared himself friendly to a gradual reduction that would benefit the settlers , let the fate of this bill be what it might , and would ...
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... Mississippi would be nearly doubled , and that of little Delaware , nearly tripled . Texas . Duties on Imports -- Land Bill . APRIL. SENATE . ] [ APRIL 25 , 1836 . Mr. CLAYTON returned his thanks to the gentleman from Mississippi for his ...
... Mississippi would be nearly doubled , and that of little Delaware , nearly tripled . Texas . Duties on Imports -- Land Bill . APRIL. SENATE . ] [ APRIL 25 , 1836 . Mr. CLAYTON returned his thanks to the gentleman from Mississippi for his ...
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... Mississippi , it was true , offered strong inducements to Delaware to obtain the support of her Senators to his amendment , and , these failing , he had offered another , by way of compliment to her Senator , and that had also failed ...
... Mississippi , it was true , offered strong inducements to Delaware to obtain the support of her Senators to his amendment , and , these failing , he had offered another , by way of compliment to her Senator , and that had also failed ...
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... Mississippi , and other navigable rivers , baffled all calculations in figures of our strength . This thing of making these extravagant cal- culations in regard to fortifications , & c . , was nothing but an effort to get rid of the ...
... Mississippi , and other navigable rivers , baffled all calculations in figures of our strength . This thing of making these extravagant cal- culations in regard to fortifications , & c . , was nothing but an effort to get rid of the ...
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... Mississippi was not for the purpose of getting the public lands ; and the ex- pense of removing them was not a fair charge upon them . The amount of the two items , in the purchase of Louis- iana and Florida , was about thirty millions ...
... Mississippi was not for the purpose of getting the public lands ; and the ex- pense of removing them was not a fair charge upon them . The amount of the two items , in the purchase of Louis- iana and Florida , was about thirty millions ...
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