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Andrew Jackson: “Argument can scarcely be necessary to show that a measure of this character ought not to receive further legislative…”

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Argument can scarcely be necessary to show that a measure of this character ought not to receive further legislative encouragement.
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Andrew Jackson
Democratic · Tennessee

Editor's note · Context

Jackson believes that further legislative support for a particular measure is unnecessary and unwarranted.

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