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Andrew Jackson: The act thus condemned necessarily implies volition and design in the individual to whom it is imputed, and, being…

On the recordApril 14, 1834
The act thus condemned necessarily implies volition and design in the individual to whom it is imputed, and, being unlawful in its character, the legal conclusion is that it was prompted by improper motives and committed with an unlawful intent.
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Andrew Jackson
Democratic · Tennessee

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Message to the Senate Protesting Censure Resolution

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