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Side 658
... without the intervention of agents , power , and imposes limitations on the
exercise they should adopt the representative principle ... they should be
governed of extending the power at the expense of the by a majority of their
representatives .
... without the intervention of agents , power , and imposes limitations on the
exercise they should adopt the representative principle ... they should be
governed of extending the power at the expense of the by a majority of their
representatives .
Side 677
No the minority : a minority embracing , as the genlaw , therefore , can pass
without the assent of a tleman himself will admit , a large portion of the majority of
the Representatives of the people , and worth and respectability of the State ; a ...
No the minority : a minority embracing , as the genlaw , therefore , can pass
without the assent of a tleman himself will admit , a large portion of the majority of
the Representatives of the people , and worth and respectability of the State ; a ...
Side 720
If we consider the mode in ( Mr. Findly ) was included in that description , which
the federal representatives will be chosen , but I find myself disappointed : for I
imagined his we shall be convinced that the General will never opposition would
...
If we consider the mode in ( Mr. Findly ) was included in that description , which
the federal representatives will be chosen , but I find myself disappointed : for I
imagined his we shall be convinced that the General will never opposition would
...
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