Thorn
- Thorn - growth on plants
- Thorn - Icelandic letter, also used in Old English
- Thorn - municipality in the Netherlands
- Thorn, California[?] - town in the United States
- Thorn, Mississippi[?] - town in the United States
- Thorn - German name for Torun, city in Poland.
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improvements, in 1818, the House of Representatives, voting on four
Annals of Cong., 15 Cong., 1 Sess., I., 1249] declared that Congress
roads, and of other roads, and of canals, and for the improvement of
Journal gives ayes 90.] But after a debate which turned on the
decided against the power.html">power to construct post-roads and military roads
necessary to commerce.html">commerce between the states.html">states (71 to 95); and against the
majority to override the veto which might be expected from the
the rights which they claimed to possess, by appealing to the states
of war, responding to an invitation of Congress, submitted a report
for the defense.html">defense of the United States. While avoiding an opinion on
system of roads and canals, constructed for commerce and the mail,
complete defense of the United States"; [Footnote: Am. State Papers,
for surveying the routes and of federal troops for the actual work
(Am. Nation, XIII.), chap. xv.; Young, Cumberland Road, 15; Hulbert,
Cumberland, on the Potomac, across the mountains to Wheeling, on the
of the road westward to the Mississippi River. The panic of 1819,
1822 that the preservation and construction of this highway was
authorizing the president to cause toll-houses, gates, and turnpikes
with power to enforce the collection of tolls to be used for.
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