Proceedings in the Senate and House of Representatives Upon the Reception and Acceptance from the State of Maryland of the Statues of Charles Carroll of Carrollton and of John Hanson: Erected in Statuary Hall of the Capitol |
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No time was to be lost . This was a crisis in the Revolution . On June 28 , 1776 ,
the new instructions advocated by CARROLL were given . On July 2 , 1776 , our
Maryland delegates found themselves authorized to vote for independence .
No time was to be lost . This was a crisis in the Revolution . On June 28 , 1776 ,
the new instructions advocated by CARROLL were given . On July 2 , 1776 , our
Maryland delegates found themselves authorized to vote for independence .
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CARROLL , hastened to Philadelphia in time to vote on July 19 to engross this
great paper . On August 2 , Chase , Paca , Stone , and CARROLL affixed their
signatures to the Declaration of Independence . CHARLES CARROLL of
Carrollton ...
CARROLL , hastened to Philadelphia in time to vote on July 19 to engross this
great paper . On August 2 , Chase , Paca , Stone , and CARROLL affixed their
signatures to the Declaration of Independence . CHARLES CARROLL of
Carrollton ...
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Therefore Samuel Chase and his colleagues sent by Maryland as delegates to
the Continental Congress were restricted in their powers and instructed to vote
against the adoption of the Declaration of Independence upon the part of the ...
Therefore Samuel Chase and his colleagues sent by Maryland as delegates to
the Continental Congress were restricted in their powers and instructed to vote
against the adoption of the Declaration of Independence upon the part of the ...
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In the first days of July he was appointed a Delegate to Congress , and
notwithstanding his strenuous effort to reach Philadelphia in time for the passage
of the Declaration , he was too late to cast his vote in its favor ; but when the
Delegates ...
In the first days of July he was appointed a Delegate to Congress , and
notwithstanding his strenuous effort to reach Philadelphia in time for the passage
of the Declaration , he was too late to cast his vote in its favor ; but when the
Delegates ...
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and vote upon public questions in both the Maryland legislature and in both
Houses of Congress . The records of both contain many votes on which he stood
alone , or nearly so . If he were alone it was the loneliness of righteousness — his
...
and vote upon public questions in both the Maryland legislature and in both
Houses of Congress . The records of both contain many votes on which he stood
alone , or nearly so . If he were alone it was the loneliness of righteousness — his
...
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| Заглавие | Proceedings in the Senate and House of Representatives Upon the Reception and Acceptance from the State of Maryland of the Statues of Charles Carroll of Carrollton and of John Hanson: Erected in Statuary Hall of the Capitol |
| Автор | United States. 57th Congress, 2d session |
| Издател | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1903 |
| Оригиналът е от | Мичиганският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 16 февр. 2008 |
| Брой страници | 111 страници |
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