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They had always profelled republican principles , and had been long confidered as the heads of that party ; their colleagues , Carnot and Barthelemi , the latter efpecially , were reputed lefs firm in their adherence to it , and more ...
They had always profelled republican principles , and had been long confidered as the heads of that party ; their colleagues , Carnot and Barthelemi , the latter efpecially , were reputed lefs firm in their adherence to it , and more ...
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The next point to be confidered was , whether bank notes were to be confidered as a legal tender from the public to the individual ? Unless this were enacted into a law , it would be impoffible to carry on public affairs , for there was ...
The next point to be confidered was , whether bank notes were to be confidered as a legal tender from the public to the individual ? Unless this were enacted into a law , it would be impoffible to carry on public affairs , for there was ...
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Plenipotentiaries , and of courfe must be confidered as fufficient for the profes expreffed in them ; that I , however , had tranfmitted them by a meffenger to my court , and referved to myself the right of communicating any objections ...
Plenipotentiaries , and of courfe must be confidered as fufficient for the profes expreffed in them ; that I , however , had tranfmitted them by a meffenger to my court , and referved to myself the right of communicating any objections ...
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