American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Volume 1Frank Moore Appleton, 1859 |
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... whole . It is not more reasonable to suppose , that the counsels of the whole will embrace the interest of every part , than that the counsels of any part will embrace the in- terests of the whole . fection ! -an assemblage of States ...
... whole . It is not more reasonable to suppose , that the counsels of the whole will embrace the interest of every part , than that the counsels of any part will embrace the in- terests of the whole . fection ! -an assemblage of States ...
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... whole delegated au- thority of the nation . Being only a part of that authority , its right to act for the whole society obviously depends on the concurrence of the other two branches . If they refuse to concur , a treaty , once made ...
... whole delegated au- thority of the nation . Being only a part of that authority , its right to act for the whole society obviously depends on the concurrence of the other two branches . If they refuse to concur , a treaty , once made ...
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... whole sys- tem , and the source of all the evils we expe- rienced . whole , if they could assemble , might do in per- son , and in the transacting of which each would have an equal voice : -that if we were to admit , because a man was ...
... whole sys- tem , and the source of all the evils we expe- rienced . whole , if they could assemble , might do in per- son , and in the transacting of which each would have an equal voice : -that if we were to admit , because a man was ...
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