The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 5Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... politics , and when , in 1799 , the revision of the Kentucky Con- stitution was undertaken , Clay was found play- ing ... political career . His relations with Adams were de- nounced by John Randolph as the " combination of the Puritan ...
... politics , and when , in 1799 , the revision of the Kentucky Con- stitution was undertaken , Clay was found play- ing ... political career . His relations with Adams were de- nounced by John Randolph as the " combination of the Puritan ...
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... political control of the United States ; that the United States would view with grave concern the interference of Euro- pean powers ; and that the treaty should be so modified as to make it conform to conditions which had materially ...
... political control of the United States ; that the United States would view with grave concern the interference of Euro- pean powers ; and that the treaty should be so modified as to make it conform to conditions which had materially ...
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... political influence , and after the fall of the Empire was chosen mayor of the Eighteenth Ar- rondissement ( Buttes - Montmartre ) , and member of the Commission of Education . In 1871 he was elected to the National Assembly , where he ...
... political influence , and after the fall of the Empire was chosen mayor of the Eighteenth Ar- rondissement ( Buttes - Montmartre ) , and member of the Commission of Education . In 1871 he was elected to the National Assembly , where he ...
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... political affairs , and an influence which enabled him , after his elevation to the Papal throne , to bring about the peace of Aix - la - Chapelle ( 1668 ) between France and Spain . He endeavored to adjust the Jansenist difficulties in ...
... political affairs , and an influence which enabled him , after his elevation to the Papal throne , to bring about the peace of Aix - la - Chapelle ( 1668 ) between France and Spain . He endeavored to adjust the Jansenist difficulties in ...
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... political life , opposing the adoption of the Federal Con- stitution , and becoming an ardent supporter of his uncle , George Clinton ( q.v. ) , who was then Governor of the State , and a leader of the Anti- Federalist Party . In 1797 ...
... political life , opposing the adoption of the Federal Con- stitution , and becoming an ardent supporter of his uncle , George Clinton ( q.v. ) , who was then Governor of the State , and a leader of the Anti- Federalist Party . In 1797 ...
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