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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... citizens would be distressed , they would have redress in the ordinary courts of common law . But , says he , parties in- jured must go to the seat of government of the United States , and get redress there . I do not think it will be ...
... citizens would be distressed , they would have redress in the ordinary courts of common law . But , says he , parties in- jured must go to the seat of government of the United States , and get redress there . I do not think it will be ...
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... citizens , whose property was pressed from them , paid all the taxes ; the rest escaped . The press - masters went often to the poorest , and not to the richest citizens , and took their horses , & c . This disabled them from making a ...
... citizens , whose property was pressed from them , paid all the taxes ; the rest escaped . The press - masters went often to the poorest , and not to the richest citizens , and took their horses , & c . This disabled them from making a ...
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... citizens of the western part of the country . I know not whence that idea arose . The gentlemen from the westward are not precluded from voting for representa- tives . They have it , therefore , in their power to send them from the ...
... citizens of the western part of the country . I know not whence that idea arose . The gentlemen from the westward are not precluded from voting for representa- tives . They have it , therefore , in their power to send them from the ...
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... citizens . Instead of the grateful plaudits of their country , so dear to every feeling mind , they would be treated with the utmost resentment and contempt ; their names would be held in everlasting infamy ; and their measures would be ...
... citizens . Instead of the grateful plaudits of their country , so dear to every feeling mind , they would be treated with the utmost resentment and contempt ; their names would be held in everlasting infamy ; and their measures would be ...
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... citizens ; they do not . Instead of laying a tax , we ought to give a bounty to encourage foreigners to come among us . With respect to the abolition of slavery , it requires the utmost consideration . The property of the Southern ...
... citizens ; they do not . Instead of laying a tax , we ought to give a bounty to encourage foreigners to come among us . With respect to the abolition of slavery , it requires the utmost consideration . The property of the Southern ...
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