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nstances , paramount branch ; for they claim the sole right of proposing taxes ,
and an equal voice in all appropriations . As far as it relates to this branch , the
government is founded on the mutual compact -- the mutual assent of the people
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nstances , paramount branch ; for they claim the sole right of proposing taxes ,
and an equal voice in all appropriations . As far as it relates to this branch , the
government is founded on the mutual compact -- the mutual assent of the people
.
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checks and balances , by intervening a third and popular branch , is for them the
best form ; and indeed , -if we may trust to the experience of some of the first and
most enlightened nations of the old world , —the only form of government which ...
checks and balances , by intervening a third and popular branch , is for them the
best form ; and indeed , -if we may trust to the experience of some of the first and
most enlightened nations of the old world , —the only form of government which ...
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There are cases where a pation may be so far advanced in the prere . quisites for
a particular branch of manufactures , that this , if once brought into existence ,
would support itself ; and yet , unless aided in its nascent and infant state , by ...
There are cases where a pation may be so far advanced in the prere . quisites for
a particular branch of manufactures , that this , if once brought into existence ,
would support itself ; and yet , unless aided in its nascent and infant state , by ...
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