A Short History of the United States, 1492-1938Macmillan, 1939 - 1039 pages |
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... vote unless there is a tie . The senate tries impeachments , but when the president is impeached the chief justice presides , and a two - thirds vote is necessary for all convic- tions . It also confirms the appointment of officers ...
... vote unless there is a tie . The senate tries impeachments , but when the president is impeached the chief justice presides , and a two - thirds vote is necessary for all convic- tions . It also confirms the appointment of officers ...
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... vote . In the former body it received all the votes from the Northwest , and all but one from the Middle states ... vote , it was inevitable that the measure should come up again . Tariff Law of 1824 . Several attempts to take up the ...
... vote . In the former body it received all the votes from the Northwest , and all but one from the Middle states ... vote , it was inevitable that the measure should come up again . Tariff Law of 1824 . Several attempts to take up the ...
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... vote of the Northwest and of Kentucky was in the affirm- ative and every vote of the South and the Southwest , except three from Maryland , one from Virginia , and two from Tennessee , was in the negative . Save for New England , the ...
... vote of the Northwest and of Kentucky was in the affirm- ative and every vote of the South and the Southwest , except three from Maryland , one from Virginia , and two from Tennessee , was in the negative . Save for New England , the ...
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Better Times in the Colony | 50 |
The Plymouth Colony | 59 |
The Colonies under the Later Stuarts 16601689 | 92 |
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