Sketches of the Lives, Times, and Judicial Services of the Chief-justices of the Supreme Court of the United StatesHein, 1977 - 740 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 89.
226. lappuse
... Congress exercised the double functions of a secret executive council , and of a supreme legislative body , and even added to these , at times , functions of a judicial character It wielded the entire sovereignty of the confederacy ...
... Congress exercised the double functions of a secret executive council , and of a supreme legislative body , and even added to these , at times , functions of a judicial character It wielded the entire sovereignty of the confederacy ...
230. lappuse
... Congress over the subject , he had leave of absence and returned home . He was ap- pointed , as usual , among the delegates to Congress from Connecticut for the ensuing year , but did not take his seat until the middle of December ...
... Congress over the subject , he had leave of absence and returned home . He was ap- pointed , as usual , among the delegates to Congress from Connecticut for the ensuing year , but did not take his seat until the middle of December ...
234. lappuse
... Congress was laboring with unabated energy to restore the public credit , and to organize meas- ures of public ... Congress in the common cause * Journal of Congress , June 4th , 1781 . + Journal of Congress , June 22d , 1781 . Journal ...
... Congress was laboring with unabated energy to restore the public credit , and to organize meas- ures of public ... Congress in the common cause * Journal of Congress , June 4th , 1781 . + Journal of Congress , June 22d , 1781 . Journal ...
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