On the record
We are determined to assert the supremacy of the United States in all matters pertaining to the United States, and to enforce the laws of the United States, come what will.
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gutenberg.orgWe are determined to assert the supremacy of the United States in all matters pertaining to the United States, and to enforce the laws of the United States, come what will.
Sherman declares a firm commitment to uphold U.S. laws and sovereignty.
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