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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... express purpose of de- liberating upon the most important question that ever came before a people , refused to discuss it , and discarded all rea- soning as useless ? It is undoubtedly to be lamented that any addition should be made to ...
... express purpose of de- liberating upon the most important question that ever came before a people , refused to discuss it , and discarded all rea- soning as useless ? It is undoubtedly to be lamented that any addition should be made to ...
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... express object of the deputation . When we investigate this system candidly and accurately , and compare all its parts with one another , we shall find it absolutely necessary to confirm these powers , in order to secure the ...
... express object of the deputation . When we investigate this system candidly and accurately , and compare all its parts with one another , we shall find it absolutely necessary to confirm these powers , in order to secure the ...
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... express pro- vision in the Confederation that no force should be kept up by any state in time of peace . - As to internal tranquillity , — without dwelling on the un- happy commotions in our own back counties , -I will only add that ...
... express pro- vision in the Confederation that no force should be kept up by any state in time of peace . - As to internal tranquillity , — without dwelling on the un- happy commotions in our own back counties , -I will only add that ...
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... express declaration , that all the legislative powers were vested in the Senate and House of Representatives , and that he would be glad to know how these things consisted together . - Mr. MACLAINE expressed great astonishment at the ...
... express declaration , that all the legislative powers were vested in the Senate and House of Representatives , and that he would be glad to know how these things consisted together . - Mr. MACLAINE expressed great astonishment at the ...
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... leave to mention that every man has a right to express his opinion , and point out any part of the Constitution which he either thinks defective , or has heard represented to be so . What will be the consequence 32 [ IREDELL . DEBATES .
... leave to mention that every man has a right to express his opinion , and point out any part of the Constitution which he either thinks defective , or has heard represented to be so . What will be the consequence 32 [ IREDELL . DEBATES .
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