Eloquence of the United States, Volumen1J. Seymour, 1829 |
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... supplies on a body which is fully possessed of the power of withholding them . If a government depends on other governments for its revenues ; if it must depend on the voluntary contribu- tions of its members , its existence must be ...
... supplies on a body which is fully possessed of the power of withholding them . If a government depends on other governments for its revenues ; if it must depend on the voluntary contribu- tions of its members , its existence must be ...
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... supply of revenue , those oppressive measures would have been unnecessary . But , sir , can it be supposed that a repetition of such measures would ever be ac- quiesced in ? Can a government , that stands in need of such measures ...
... supply of revenue , those oppressive measures would have been unnecessary . But , sir , can it be supposed that a repetition of such measures would ever be ac- quiesced in ? Can a government , that stands in need of such measures ...
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... supplies through New York . Here then is a plurality of non - importing states . I could add another , if necessary . Delaware . though situated upon the water , is upon the list of non - carrying states . I might say that a great part ...
... supplies through New York . Here then is a plurality of non - importing states . I could add another , if necessary . Delaware . though situated upon the water , is upon the list of non - carrying states . I might say that a great part ...
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... supply every human defect , that his benediction may consecrate to the liberties and happi- ness of the people of the United States , a government instituted by themselves for these essential purposes ; and may enable every instrument ...
... supply every human defect , that his benediction may consecrate to the liberties and happi- ness of the people of the United States , a government instituted by themselves for these essential purposes ; and may enable every instrument ...
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... supply herself , while she formally prohibits our flour ; that if Great Britain excludes our fish from her islands , she freely admits our flour ; that while France , as far as we are permitted to trade with her islands , lets in other ...
... supply herself , while she formally prohibits our flour ; that if Great Britain excludes our fish from her islands , she freely admits our flour ; that while France , as far as we are permitted to trade with her islands , lets in other ...
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