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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... duty faithfully . It may be expected , therefore , that they will coöperate in every laudable act , but strenuously resist those of a contrary nature . To do this to effect , their sta- tion must have some permanency annexed to it . Men ...
... duty faithfully . It may be expected , therefore , that they will coöperate in every laudable act , but strenuously resist those of a contrary nature . To do this to effect , their sta- tion must have some permanency annexed to it . Men ...
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... duty without any prospect of advantage to them- selves ? What interest can they have to make the place of elections inconvenient ? The judicial power of that govern- ment is so well constructed as to be a check . There was no check in ...
... duty without any prospect of advantage to them- selves ? What interest can they have to make the place of elections inconvenient ? The judicial power of that govern- ment is so well constructed as to be a check . There was no check in ...
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... duty when these goods are imported into this state ? We now pay double du- ties . It is not to be supposed that the merchant will pay the duty without wishing to get interest and profit on the money he lays out . It is not to be ...
... duty when these goods are imported into this state ? We now pay double du- ties . It is not to be supposed that the merchant will pay the duty without wishing to get interest and profit on the money he lays out . It is not to be ...
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... duty to their constituents ; that every man had a right to dis- play his abilities , and he hoped they would no longer reflect upon one another . 1 From the 2d to the 8th clause read without any observa- tion . 9th clause read Several ...
... duty to their constituents ; that every man had a right to dis- play his abilities , and he hoped they would no longer reflect upon one another . 1 From the 2d to the 8th clause read without any observa- tion . 9th clause read Several ...
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... duty of gentlemen who form a constitution to take care that no power should be wanting which the safety of the community requires . The exigencies of the country must be provided for , not only in respect to common and usual cases , but ...
... duty of gentlemen who form a constitution to take care that no power should be wanting which the safety of the community requires . The exigencies of the country must be provided for , not only in respect to common and usual cases , but ...
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