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... present crisis , when the debt amounts to nearly four hundred millions . ' From this remark , we do not think any ... present moment ; and therefore the inquiry must be wholly confined to the duration of the present war , and of the ...
... present crisis , when the debt amounts to nearly four hundred millions . ' From this remark , we do not think any ... present moment ; and therefore the inquiry must be wholly confined to the duration of the present war , and of the ...
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... present ar- ticle , curious and interesting as it is , will not admit of our dwelling circumstantially on the ... present century , none of them were suffered to pass that period ; that in the present reign , the Embas- sador of the ...
... present ar- ticle , curious and interesting as it is , will not admit of our dwelling circumstantially on the ... present century , none of them were suffered to pass that period ; that in the present reign , the Embas- sador of the ...
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... present at the trial . He who has occupied an important post owes to the people an account of his conduct in the exercise of those functions with which they have entrusted him . I am going , therefore , at present to dis- charge this ...
... present at the trial . He who has occupied an important post owes to the people an account of his conduct in the exercise of those functions with which they have entrusted him . I am going , therefore , at present to dis- charge this ...
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