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- 95129904%2F%2Fr96 description "[58] Memorial to the president of the United States, by the American claimants against Paraguay-- [59] Speech of John H. George, Esq. of Concord, at the mass convention of the Democracy of New Hampshire, in honor of the nomination of Gen. Franklin Pierce, held at Concord, N.H., June 10, 1852 -- [60] Speech of the hon. John M. Clayton, at the ratification meeting held in Wilmington, Del., June 23, 1852 -- [61] Correspondenz zwischen dem Staatssekretär der Vereinigten Staaten und dem Charge d'Affaires von Oesterreich mit Bezug auf den fall Martin Koszta's. 1853 -- [62] To the public : a review of the report of hon. Horace Maynard / R. Mayo. 1859 -- [63] Die finanzlage der Vereinigten Staaten / Hiller & Co. -- [64] Les dollars, ou, Les valeurs américaines / par Louis Strauss. 1866 -- [65] Memorial to Congress of the clerks and civil employees of the executive departments at Washington, for an increase of compensation. 1866 -- [66] A plan for free banking and for funding national bonds at a low rate of interest. 1869 -- [67] Record of hon. Stephen A. Douglas on the tariff / compiled from the official records of Congress, for the People's State Committee of Pennsylvania -- [68] Can the Chief Justice, presiding in the Senate, rule or vote? Unbroken series of authorities against this claim. Argument of hon. Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts. 1868 --".
- 95129904%2F%2Fr96 tableOfContents "[58] Memorial to the president of the United States, by the American claimants against Paraguay-- [59] Speech of John H. George, Esq. of Concord, at the mass convention of the Democracy of New Hampshire, in honor of the nomination of Gen. Franklin Pierce, held at Concord, N.H., June 10, 1852 -- [60] Speech of the hon. John M. Clayton, at the ratification meeting held in Wilmington, Del., June 23, 1852 -- [61] Correspondenz zwischen dem Staatssekretär der Vereinigten Staaten und dem Charge d'Affaires von Oesterreich mit Bezug auf den fall Martin Koszta's. 1853 -- [62] To the public : a review of the report of hon. Horace Maynard / R. Mayo. 1859 -- [63] Die finanzlage der Vereinigten Staaten / Hiller & Co. -- [64] Les dollars, ou, Les valeurs américaines / par Louis Strauss. 1866 -- [65] Memorial to Congress of the clerks and civil employees of the executive departments at Washington, for an increase of compensation. 1866 -- [66] A plan for free banking and for funding national bonds at a low rate of interest. 1869 -- [67] Record of hon. Stephen A. Douglas on the tariff / compiled from the official records of Congress, for the People's State Committee of Pennsylvania -- [68] Can the Chief Justice, presiding in the Senate, rule or vote? Unbroken series of authorities against this claim. Argument of hon. Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts. 1868 --".