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The president is one of the trustees , or corporators . The professors are not
necessarily members of the corporation ; but they are appointed by the trustees ,
are removable only by them , and have fixed salaries payable out of the general ...
The president is one of the trustees , or corporators . The professors are not
necessarily members of the corporation ; but they are appointed by the trustees ,
are removable only by them , and have fixed salaries payable out of the general ...
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And if we differ in opinion with the President and Senate , are we on that account
to refuse the ordinary means ? I think not ; unless we mean to say that we will
exercise ourselves , all the powers of the Government . But the gentleman argues
...
And if we differ in opinion with the President and Senate , are we on that account
to refuse the ordinary means ? I think not ; unless we mean to say that we will
exercise ourselves , all the powers of the Government . But the gentleman argues
...
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After the war had lasted some years , the President , with the advice of the Senate
, appointed ministers to treat of peace ; and he gave them such instructions as he
saw fit . Now , as the war was declared by Congress , and was waged to ...
After the war had lasted some years , the President , with the advice of the Senate
, appointed ministers to treat of peace ; and he gave them such instructions as he
saw fit . Now , as the war was declared by Congress , and was waged to ...
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Discourse delivered at Plymouth in Commemoration of the first Settlement | 25 |
DISCOURSE in Commemoration of the Lives and Services of John Adams | 71 |
Speech delivered at a Meeting of Citizens of Boston held in Faneuil Hall | 97 |
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