Congress Investigates: A Documented History, 1792-1974, Volumen2Arthur Meier Schlesinger, Roger A. Bruns Chelsea House Publishers, 1975 - 4103 páginas |
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... matter which I wish to present . Mr. Campbell . I regard this as that kind of matter which ought to be investigated and set right summarily . I see no reason why this debate should proceed upon a question of order . Mr. Cobb . But , Mr ...
... matter which I wish to present . Mr. Campbell . I regard this as that kind of matter which ought to be investigated and set right summarily . I see no reason why this debate should proceed upon a question of order . Mr. Cobb . But , Mr ...
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... matter of necessity and as a matter of common understanding to the bodies thus constituted ? Why , sir , if I had any doubt on the subject , the answer is sufficient to say that it has been a matter of commmon construction and admission ...
... matter of necessity and as a matter of common understanding to the bodies thus constituted ? Why , sir , if I had any doubt on the subject , the answer is sufficient to say that it has been a matter of commmon construction and admission ...
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... matter of consideration in the cabinet ? A. For consultation ; for the advice and the opinion of the members . Q. How did he submit the matter to your consideration ? Mr. Manager Butler . If that involves anything that he said— Mr ...
... matter of consideration in the cabinet ? A. For consultation ; for the advice and the opinion of the members . Q. How did he submit the matter to your consideration ? Mr. Manager Butler . If that involves anything that he said— Mr ...
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