Eloquence of the United States, 第 1 巻E. & H. Clark, 1827 - 517 ページ |
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... United States . A copious selection has been made from the de- bates in the several State Conventions on the expe- diency of adopting the Federal Constitution , which , it is believed , will be found highly interesting at the pre- sent ...
... United States . A copious selection has been made from the de- bates in the several State Conventions on the expe- diency of adopting the Federal Constitution , which , it is believed , will be found highly interesting at the pre- sent ...
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... United Netherlands are indeed an assemblage of societies ; but this assemblage constitutes no new one ; and , therefore , it does not correspond with the full definition of a confederate republic . The Germanic body is composed of such ...
... United Netherlands are indeed an assemblage of societies ; but this assemblage constitutes no new one ; and , therefore , it does not correspond with the full definition of a confederate republic . The Germanic body is composed of such ...
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... United States . But though this principle be sound and satisfactory , its application to particular cases would be accompanied with much difficulty ; because , in its application , room must be allowed for great discretionary latitude ...
... United States . But though this principle be sound and satisfactory , its application to particular cases would be accompanied with much difficulty ; because , in its application , room must be allowed for great discretionary latitude ...
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