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To: Non-Sequitur
And nothing in 1863 or 1864 or 1865.

Do you know that for sure, Non-Seq? Have you scanned Jefferson Davis' papers and found that it dissappeared in those years from his agenda? If not, you cannot say that conclusively. Besides, it still remains that, just as I stated, Davis sought a Supreme Court. I already told you the reason why Congress didn't give him one. Your constant fibbing about the subject will never change those facts.

538 posted on 11/16/2003 6:49:31 PM PST by GOPcapitalist
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To: GOPcapitalist
If not, you cannot say that conclusively.

Well, I've read several biographies of the man and have plowed through quite a bit of his turgid autobiography without finding any evidence to support your claim, so I can say with reasonable certainty that a supreme court was of no interest to Davis and his regime. He showed more interest in keeping his Attorney General position staffed than the third branch of government.

Your constant fibbing about the subject will never change those facts.

Nor will yours.

542 posted on 11/17/2003 2:53:42 AM PST by Non-Sequitur
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