United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 39,Edição 4J.& H.G. Langley, 1856 |
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... sovereign power of states legalized it at different times , both ancient and modern . Will men say that sovereign power could not establish it be- cause it was wrong and mala in se ? Might they not as well say that men could consent to ...
... sovereign power of states legalized it at different times , both ancient and modern . Will men say that sovereign power could not establish it be- cause it was wrong and mala in se ? Might they not as well say that men could consent to ...
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... sovereign power . The distinction between sovereign power , and the moral right to exercise it , has always been recognized . All political power may be abused , but is it to stop where abuse may be- gin ? The power of declaring war is ...
... sovereign power . The distinction between sovereign power , and the moral right to exercise it , has always been recognized . All political power may be abused , but is it to stop where abuse may be- gin ? The power of declaring war is ...
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... sovereign . Introduce a single State into it less sovereign than all the rest , and the balance of the Union is lost . Every relationship of the parts is altered , and the whole nature of the Confederacy is changed . We have thus ...
... sovereign . Introduce a single State into it less sovereign than all the rest , and the balance of the Union is lost . Every relationship of the parts is altered , and the whole nature of the Confederacy is changed . We have thus ...
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