It is, nevertheless, my duty to lay before the Senate, in answer to its resolution, some important facts and considerations connected with the subject.
Millard Fillmore: “It is, nevertheless, my duty to lay before the Senate, in answer to its resolution, some important facts and…”
On the recordFebruary 18, 1851
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