The Debates in the Several State Conventions on the Adoption of the Federal Constitution: As Recommended by the General Convention at Philadelphia in 1787. Together with the Journal of the Federal Convention, Luther Martin's Letter, Yates's Minutes, Congressional Opinions, Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions of '98-'99, and Other Illustrations of the Constitution, Volume 4J. B. Lippincott, 1863 |
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... Union ; State of the Union in 1776 ; anticipates the Interest of the First Congress ; Importance of framing the first Code of Laws ,. 66 186 218 218 , 223 Nine , " sufficient to establish the Constitution ; Disadvantages in not joining ...
... Union ; State of the Union in 1776 ; anticipates the Interest of the First Congress ; Importance of framing the first Code of Laws ,. 66 186 218 218 , 223 Nine , " sufficient to establish the Constitution ; Disadvantages in not joining ...
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... union with our sister states , as to hazard dis- union rashly , without considering the consequences ? Had my opinion been different from what it is , I am sure I should have hesitated and reflected a long time before I had offered it ...
... union with our sister states , as to hazard dis- union rashly , without considering the consequences ? Had my opinion been different from what it is , I am sure I should have hesitated and reflected a long time before I had offered it ...
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... union are , 1st , to protect us against foreign invasion ; 2d , to defend us against internal commo- tions and insurrections ; 3d , to promote the commerce , agri- culture , and manufactures , of America . These objects are requisite to ...
... union are , 1st , to protect us against foreign invasion ; 2d , to defend us against internal commo- tions and insurrections ; 3d , to promote the commerce , agri- culture , and manufactures , of America . These objects are requisite to ...
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... Union . A striking_proof of the necessity of this power recently happened in Rhode Island : A man who had run off with a vessel and cargo , the property of some merchants in Holland , took sanctuary in that place application was made ...
... Union . A striking_proof of the necessity of this power recently happened in Rhode Island : A man who had run off with a vessel and cargo , the property of some merchants in Holland , took sanctuary in that place application was made ...
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... Union alto- gether . They are not to legislate for us ; we are to be represented as well as they . Such a futile objection strikes at all union . We know that without union we should not have been debating now . I hope to hear no more ...
... Union alto- gether . They are not to legislate for us ; we are to be represented as well as they . Such a futile objection strikes at all union . We know that without union we should not have been debating now . I hope to hear no more ...
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