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... distinct communities which they had formed , and retained ; and in that re- spect , the Constitution partook of the federa- tive character . But it was only a mode of col lecting the votes of the whole people , neces- Mr. A. said , that ...
... distinct communities which they had formed , and retained ; and in that re- spect , the Constitution partook of the federa- tive character . But it was only a mode of col lecting the votes of the whole people , neces- Mr. A. said , that ...
Side 148
... distinct and unequivocal , as to leave no pretence , either to friend or foe , for accusing you of duplicity or timidity . appeal to the like dispositions in the other States , in confidence that they will concur with this commonwealth ...
... distinct and unequivocal , as to leave no pretence , either to friend or foe , for accusing you of duplicity or timidity . appeal to the like dispositions in the other States , in confidence that they will concur with this commonwealth ...
Side 426
... distinct and separate principles ; the as the sailors say , ་ ་ gun for gun . " He then first needeth not the support of the latter to in- gave- sure its prosperity ; in proportion as these two The proposed oath of allegiance to South ...
... distinct and separate principles ; the as the sailors say , ་ ་ gun for gun . " He then first needeth not the support of the latter to in- gave- sure its prosperity ; in proportion as these two The proposed oath of allegiance to South ...
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