Life of John Quincy Adams: Sixth President of the United StatesPorter and Coates, 1886 - 404 pagini |
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Pagina 34
... constitution for Massachusetts . In that body he labored with untiring assiduity , as in Congress ; the constitution thus produced was in a great measure prepared by himself , and it is due to his memory to record the fact , that it was ...
... constitution for Massachusetts . In that body he labored with untiring assiduity , as in Congress ; the constitution thus produced was in a great measure prepared by himself , and it is due to his memory to record the fact , that it was ...
Pagina 75
... Constitution of the United States ; that I consider the union of these States as the first of blessings ; and as the first of duties the preservation of that Constitution which secures it ; but I suppose these declarations not pertinent ...
... Constitution of the United States ; that I consider the union of these States as the first of blessings ; and as the first of duties the preservation of that Constitution which secures it ; but I suppose these declarations not pertinent ...
Pagina 261
... constitution is not violated . For the act by which the expungation is effected is recorded on the journal ; the expunged resolution becomes a matter of record , and thus every- thing stands fair and correct . The constitution is a ...
... constitution is not violated . For the act by which the expungation is effected is recorded on the journal ; the expunged resolution becomes a matter of record , and thus every- thing stands fair and correct . The constitution is a ...
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