The Federalist: Or, The New ConstitutionJ. M. Dent, 1948 - 456 страници |
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... give unlimited scope to all nations to be the carriers as well as the purchasers of their commodities . Pennsylvania may not choose to confound her interests in a connection so adverse to her policy . As she must at all events be a ...
... give unlimited scope to all nations to be the carriers as well as the purchasers of their commodities . Pennsylvania may not choose to confound her interests in a connection so adverse to her policy . As she must at all events be a ...
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... give such a turn to the organisation of the government , and to the distribution of its powers , as would increase the importance of the branches , in forming which they had respectively obtained the greatest share of influence . There ...
... give such a turn to the organisation of the government , and to the distribution of its powers , as would increase the importance of the branches , in forming which they had respectively obtained the greatest share of influence . There ...
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... give brass for silver or gold , because the latter had some alloy in it . No man would refuse to quit a shattered and tottering habitation for a firm and commodious building , be- cause the latter had not a porch to it , or because some ...
... give brass for silver or gold , because the latter had some alloy in it . No man would refuse to quit a shattered and tottering habitation for a firm and commodious building , be- cause the latter had not a porch to it , or because some ...
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