Eloquence of the United States, Volumen1E. & H. Clark, 1827 - 517 páginas |
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... union , with the exception of Rhode Island , assembled at Philadelphia , to take the subject into consideration . It continued its deliberations with closed doors until the 17th of the following September , when the Federal Constitution ...
... union , with the exception of Rhode Island , assembled at Philadelphia , to take the subject into consideration . It continued its deliberations with closed doors until the 17th of the following September , when the Federal Constitution ...
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... union ; whereas the government of any particular state is founded only on the representation of a part , incon- siderable when compared with the whole . It is not more reasonable to suppose , that the counsels of the whole will embrace ...
... union ; whereas the government of any particular state is founded only on the representation of a part , incon- siderable when compared with the whole . It is not more reasonable to suppose , that the counsels of the whole will embrace ...
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... union or association , and act as separate and unconnected states . They may form two or more confederacies . They may unite in one federal republic . Which of these systems ought to have been proposed by the convention ? To support ...
... union or association , and act as separate and unconnected states . They may form two or more confederacies . They may unite in one federal republic . Which of these systems ought to have been proposed by the convention ? To support ...
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... union of them under one confederate republic . It will not be necessary to employ much time or many arguments to show , that this is the most eligible system that can be proposed . By adopting this system , the vigor and decision of a ...
... union of them under one confederate republic . It will not be necessary to employ much time or many arguments to show , that this is the most eligible system that can be proposed . By adopting this system , the vigor and decision of a ...
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... union , and bind and embrace the interests of every part - a constitution that would ensure peace , freedom , and happiness , to the states and people of America . We are now naturally led to examine the means , by which they proposed ...
... union , and bind and embrace the interests of every part - a constitution that would ensure peace , freedom , and happiness , to the states and people of America . We are now naturally led to examine the means , by which they proposed ...
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