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... convention on the 15th of June , and referred racter , we find its great apparent purpose to be , to the committee of the whole . And the reso- to unite the people of all the States under one lutions forming the basis of a National ...
... convention on the 15th of June , and referred racter , we find its great apparent purpose to be , to the committee of the whole . And the reso- to unite the people of all the States under one lutions forming the basis of a National ...
Side 672
... conventions , to the publications of submitted to a convention of the people of Con- friends and foes , they all agree , that a change had necticut for ratification on the part of that State , been made from a confederacy of States , to ...
... conventions , to the publications of submitted to a convention of the people of Con- friends and foes , they all agree , that a change had necticut for ratification on the part of that State , been made from a confederacy of States , to ...
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... convention at ment in the convention , explained and defend- Philadelphia , which he thinks are evidence to ed it before the people , and were now elected show that the power of protecting manufactures , members of Congress to put the ...
... convention at ment in the convention , explained and defend- Philadelphia , which he thinks are evidence to ed it before the people , and were now elected show that the power of protecting manufactures , members of Congress to put the ...
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