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 2Jonathan Elliot J.B. Lippincott, 1863 |
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... possess pop- ular Features ; Recall ( G. Livingston's Argument ) would " make the Senator a Slave , " 302. Unreasonable Apprehension of State Govern- ments , 303. Local Prejudices , 305. Senatorial Term of Service ; Sen- ators will look ...
... possess pop- ular Features ; Recall ( G. Livingston's Argument ) would " make the Senator a Slave , " 302. Unreasonable Apprehension of State Govern- ments , 303. Local Prejudices , 305. Senatorial Term of Service ; Sen- ators will look ...
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... possessed of minds capable of such narrow preju- dices ? If there are , it is in vain to reason with them ; we had better come to a decision , and go home . After dilating on this matter a short time , the learned judge begged gentlemen ...
... possessed of minds capable of such narrow preju- dices ? If there are , it is in vain to reason with them ; we had better come to a decision , and go home . After dilating on this matter a short time , the learned judge begged gentlemen ...
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... possess the power of the purse and the sword . But , sir , I would ask , whether any government can exist , or give security to the people , which is not possessed of this power . The first revenue will be raised from the impost , to ...
... possess the power of the purse and the sword . But , sir , I would ask , whether any government can exist , or give security to the people , which is not possessed of this power . The first revenue will be raised from the impost , to ...
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... possessed of powers enabling them to institute judicatories little less in- auspicious than a certain tribunal in Spain , which has long been the disgrace of Christendom : I mean that diabolical institution , the Inquisition . What ...
... possessed of powers enabling them to institute judicatories little less in- auspicious than a certain tribunal in Spain , which has long been the disgrace of Christendom : I mean that diabolical institution , the Inquisition . What ...
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... possessed of every power necessary to enable it to shed on the people the benign influence of a good government . But I have VOL . II . 16 11 gov 1 observed , from the first , that many gentlemen appear HEATH . ] 121 MASSACHUSETTS .
... possessed of every power necessary to enable it to shed on the people the benign influence of a good government . But I have VOL . II . 16 11 gov 1 observed , from the first , that many gentlemen appear HEATH . ] 121 MASSACHUSETTS .
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