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1570. CONGRESS, Precedence.—[continued]. |
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1570. CONGRESS, Precedence.—[continued].
During the recess of
Congress the Committee of the States, being
left to pursue the same objects and under the
same circumstances, their body, their members
and their President, should respectively be
placed on the same footing with the body, the
members, and the President of Congress.—
Congress Resolution.
Ford ed., iii, 464.
(April. 1784?)
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