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The doctrine of interposition was first enunciated in the: A. Virginia Resolution of 1798 B. Connecticut Resolves of 1798 C. Texas Observer of 1798

The doctrine of interposition was first enunciated in the: A. Virginia Resolution of 1798 B. Connecticut Resolves of 1798 C. Texas Observer of 1798
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The doctrine of interposition was first enunciated in the:

A. Virginia Resolution of 1798

B. Connecticut Resolves of 1798

C. Texas Observer of 1798

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The doctrine of interposition was first enunciated in the:
\bold{Virginia ~Resolution ~of~ 1798   }

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a A. Virginia Resolution of 1798

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