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Resolutions of North Carolina debated in Senate
Mr Brown presents North Carolina General Assembly resolutions to the U S Senate asserting the right of instruction for state Senators. He argues the resolutions omit mandatory language and thus are opinions, not instructions, and discuss historical uses of instruction especially regarding President Jackson and the expunging of the Bank of the United States. He notes recent refusals by the NC Legislature to declare intent.
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Senate
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United States
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Macon
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Friends of the Resolutions
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Bank of the United States
Constitutional Treasury
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