The North American Review, Volume 154Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1892 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... Senate and in Congress - only those senators and deputies are counted who have not been simply admitted , but have in addition taken the oath . The constitution is silent as to the number of senators and deputies necessary to definitely ...
... Senate and in Congress - only those senators and deputies are counted who have not been simply admitted , but have in addition taken the oath . The constitution is silent as to the number of senators and deputies necessary to definitely ...
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... Senate to carry it through the Senate . It went to Governor Nichols , and was vetoed in a ringing message by him . After the Governor vetoed it , it again had just enough votes to carry it through the Assembly , but when it reached the ...
... Senate to carry it through the Senate . It went to Governor Nichols , and was vetoed in a ringing message by him . After the Governor vetoed it , it again had just enough votes to carry it through the Assembly , but when it reached the ...
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... Senate at the short session of the Fiftieth Congress . Its provisions were prac- tically those embodied in what is now popularly known as the McKinley Law . The bill which passed the House and that pro- posed to the Senate by the ...
... Senate at the short session of the Fiftieth Congress . Its provisions were prac- tically those embodied in what is now popularly known as the McKinley Law . The bill which passed the House and that pro- posed to the Senate by the ...
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