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The great period of Scottish chapbook sale was ushered in by Dougal Graham , Glasgow 's ' skellat bellman ' , chapman and printer of chapbooks as well as author of the well-known Impartial History of the Rise , Progress , and Extinction of the Late Rebellion in Britain , in the Years 1745 and 1746 . Among other means , it has established a bank ; and before the act establishing it can be pronounced unconstitutional and void , it must be shown , that a bank has no fair connection with the execution of any power or duty of the national government , and that its creation is consequently a manifest usurpation . And by reason of the passing of the said last-mentioned act , and by virtue thereof , the title which the said Peck had , as aforesaid , in and to the tenements aforesaid , and in and to any part thereof , was constitutionally and legally impaired , and rendered null and void . Africa is extremely vulnerable to climate variability and climate change . That the said usurped act passed on the 7th of January , 1795 , entitled , & c. be , and the same is hereby declared , null and void , and the grant or grants right or rights , claim or claims , issued , deduced , or derived therefrom , or from any clause , letter or spirit of the same , or any part of the same , is hereby also annulled , rendered void , and of no effect , and as the same was made without constitutional authority , and fraudulently obtained , it is hereby declared of no binding force or effect on this State , or the people thereof , but is and are to be considered , both law and grant , as they ought to be , ipso facto , of themselves , void , and the territory therein mentioned is also hereby declared to be the sole property of the State , subject only to the right of treaty of the United States to enable the State to purchase , under its preemption right , the Indian title to the same . In his forensic efforts he often attained eloquence without aiming at it , and ever manifested the directness and singleness of purpose which were elements of his nature and character .