The Federalist: Or, The New ConstitutionJ. M. Dent, 1948 - 456 страници |
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... single State , which can only command the resources within itself ? A turbulent faction in a State may easily suppose itself able to contend with the friends to the government in that State ; but it can hardly be so infatuated as to ...
... single State , which can only command the resources within itself ? A turbulent faction in a State may easily suppose itself able to contend with the friends to the government in that State ; but it can hardly be so infatuated as to ...
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... single efforts of that celebrated patriot and sage , instead of seeking to bring about a revolution by the intervention of a deliberative body of citizens . Whence could it have proceeded that a people , jealous as the Greeks were of ...
... single efforts of that celebrated patriot and sage , instead of seeking to bring about a revolution by the intervention of a deliberative body of citizens . Whence could it have proceeded that a people , jealous as the Greeks were of ...
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... single Executive and a numerous legislature . They have , with great propriety , considered energy as the most necessary qualification of the former , and have regarded this as most applicable to power in a single hand ; while they have ...
... single Executive and a numerous legislature . They have , with great propriety , considered energy as the most necessary qualification of the former , and have regarded this as most applicable to power in a single hand ; while they have ...
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