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... Republican New Hampshire Gazette said on July 7 , 1812 , of this celebration : " It was the spontaneous effusion of honest zeal , of patriotic ardor , of disinterested feeling for their grossly insulted and much injured country ...
... Republican New Hampshire Gazette said on July 7 , 1812 , of this celebration : " It was the spontaneous effusion of honest zeal , of patriotic ardor , of disinterested feeling for their grossly insulted and much injured country ...
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... Republican ; and William Gaston , of North Carolina , a new member who was to become Judge of the Supreme Court of North Carolina . The Federalists were relatively weak in numbers , but they included some men of marked ability , and ...
... Republican ; and William Gaston , of North Carolina , a new member who was to become Judge of the Supreme Court of North Carolina . The Federalists were relatively weak in numbers , but they included some men of marked ability , and ...
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... Republicans . Todd , a Republican , was absent , and Duval , also a Republican , was the only dissenter . With remarkable independence , a Court , the membership of which leaned towards Republicanism , had agreed on an opinion which ...
... Republicans . Todd , a Republican , was absent , and Duval , also a Republican , was the only dissenter . With remarkable independence , a Court , the membership of which leaned towards Republicanism , had agreed on an opinion which ...
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THE BACKGROUND | 1 |
EXETER AND DARTMOUTH | 30 |
MATURING YEARS | 62 |
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