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... navigation and commerce of a country ; and the principle had been extended to articles which had undergone some modification by manufacture . And , if the effect is to diversify our labor and increase the navigation , there can be no ...
... navigation and commerce of a country ; and the principle had been extended to articles which had undergone some modification by manufacture . And , if the effect is to diversify our labor and increase the navigation , there can be no ...
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... navigation and commerce ; to promote the carrying trade , and to give an advantage to our merchants at least equal to that of foreigners . Not so , if the amendment prevailed . If it did prevail , our sugar makers would be compelled to ...
... navigation and commerce ; to promote the carrying trade , and to give an advantage to our merchants at least equal to that of foreigners . Not so , if the amendment prevailed . If it did prevail , our sugar makers would be compelled to ...
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... navigation , destroying a very considerable trade formerly carried on with Cuba , & c . and then proceeded , with great vehemence , to defend the bill . He stated what had formerly been the practice of Congress ; that it was to ...
... navigation , destroying a very considerable trade formerly carried on with Cuba , & c . and then proceeded , with great vehemence , to defend the bill . He stated what had formerly been the practice of Congress ; that it was to ...
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... navigating and plant- patronage of the Federal Government This sum is now ing interests of the country . An abolition of ten mil- mortgaged to the payment of the public debt , and its ap - lions of duties will relieve these interests ...
... navigating and plant- patronage of the Federal Government This sum is now ing interests of the country . An abolition of ten mil- mortgaged to the payment of the public debt , and its ap - lions of duties will relieve these interests ...
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... navigation of water - courses , with the train of nowers inci- dent thereto , be not possessed by Congress , the assent of the States , as provided for in the bill , cannot confer the power . The only case in which the consent and ...
... navigation of water - courses , with the train of nowers inci- dent thereto , be not possessed by Congress , the assent of the States , as provided for in the bill , cannot confer the power . The only case in which the consent and ...
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