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Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, July 27, 1848 (Speech on Taylor and veto)

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Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, July 27, 1848 (Speech on Taylor and veto)

Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, July 27, 1848 (Speech on Taylor and veto)

Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, July 27, 1848 (Speech on Taylor and veto)

Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, July 27, 1848 (Speech on Taylor and veto)

Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, July 27, 1848 (Speech on Taylor and veto)

Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, July 27, 1848 (Speech on Taylor and veto)

Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, July 27, 1848 (Speech on Taylor and veto)

Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, July 27, 1848 (Speech on Taylor and veto)

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Speech of Mr. Calhoun, of South Carolina, on the veto power: delivered in the Senate ... February 28, 1842

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Speech of Joseph Kent, of Maryland, in support of an amendment to the Constitution to restrain the veto power of the president of the United States

Speech of Joseph Kent, of Maryland, in support of an amendment to the Constitution to restrain the veto power of the president of the United States

Speech of Mr. Archer, of Virginia, on the resolution of Mr. Clay, proposing so to amend the Constitution of the United States as to restrict the veto power. Delivered in the Senate of the United States, February 9, 1842

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Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, July 27, 1848 (Speech on Taylor and veto)

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