The Federalist: Or, The New ConstitutionJ. M. Dent, 1948 - 456 страници |
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... practice has stamped upon it ? Imbecility in the government ; discord among the provinces ; foreign influence and indignities ; a precarious existence in peace , and peculiar calamities from war . It was long ago remarked by Grotius ...
... practice has stamped upon it ? Imbecility in the government ; discord among the provinces ; foreign influence and indignities ; a precarious existence in peace , and peculiar calamities from war . It was long ago remarked by Grotius ...
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... practice of secessions ; a practice which has shown itself even in States where a majority only is required ; a practice subversive of all the principles of order and regular government ; a practice which leads more directly to public ...
... practice of secessions ; a practice which has shown itself even in States where a majority only is required ; a practice subversive of all the principles of order and regular government ; a practice which leads more directly to public ...
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... practice which has obtained under it . The power of appointment is with us lodged in a council composed of the governor and four members of the Senate chosen by the Assembly . The governor claims , and has frequently exercised , the ...
... practice which has obtained under it . The power of appointment is with us lodged in a council composed of the governor and four members of the Senate chosen by the Assembly . The governor claims , and has frequently exercised , the ...
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