The Political Register, Volum 1,Utgave 21D. Green, 1833 |
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Side 669
... compact between States in their This , then , Sir , is declared to be a Constitution . sovereign capacities . I do not agree that , in A Constitution is the fundamental law of the strictness of language , it is a compact at all . But ...
... compact between States in their This , then , Sir , is declared to be a Constitution . sovereign capacities . I do not agree that , in A Constitution is the fundamental law of the strictness of language , it is a compact at all . But ...
Side 724
... compact , but a con- sent of Congress . If he had turned to the ar- stitution . The constitution rests on compact , ticles of the old Confederation , which he ac- but it is no longer a compact . " knowledges to have been a compact , he ...
... compact , but a con- sent of Congress . If he had turned to the ar- stitution . The constitution rests on compact , ticles of the old Confederation , which he ac- but it is no longer a compact . " knowledges to have been a compact , he ...
Side 726
... compact , to be considered . He says it is not a ticles of confederation were the less liable to be compact , because it is a Government ; which he misconstrued , ) so as o destroy the meaning and defines to be an organized body ...
... compact , to be considered . He says it is not a ticles of confederation were the less liable to be compact , because it is a Government ; which he misconstrued , ) so as o destroy the meaning and defines to be an organized body ...
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