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John Tyler: If in assigning my objections to the bill I had so far forgotten what was due to the House of Representatives as to…

On the recordAugust 29, 1842
If in assigning my objections to the bill I had so far forgotten what was due to the House of Representatives as to impugn its motives in passing the bill, I should owe, not only to that House, but to the country, the most profound apology.
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John Tyler
Whig · Virginia

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Message to the House of Representatives

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