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19th Congress · 1825–1827
S. 12

Amendments Proposed by the Committee on the Judiciary, to the bill to authorize the legal representatives of the Marq…

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Official title Amendments Proposed by the Committee on the Judiciary, to the bill to authorize the legal representatives of the Marquis de Maison Rouge, and those claiming under him, to institute a suit against the United States, and for other purposes. Strike out the residue of the third section, after the word ''States,'' in the tenth line. Insert the words ''or defend,'' after the word ''prosecute,'' in the fifth line of the fifth section, Add, after the word ''States,'' in the eighth section, the words ''o
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