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... confederation of rity of our liberties is ; and we mean to main ain 1781 , they had declared independence jointly , and to defend it , in its plain sense and unsophis- and had carried on the war jointly , both by sea ticated meaning ...
... confederation of rity of our liberties is ; and we mean to main ain 1781 , they had declared independence jointly , and to defend it , in its plain sense and unsophis- and had carried on the war jointly , both by sea ticated meaning ...
Side 669
... confederation . It does not say , as valid under this the gentleman's speech , that , while I concur in compact , or this league , or this confederation , as the results , I must be permitted to hesitate about under the former confederation ...
... confederation . It does not say , as valid under this the gentleman's speech , that , while I concur in compact , or this league , or this confederation , as the results , I must be permitted to hesitate about under the former confederation ...
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... confederation was articles of confederation , and perpetual union be- a contract between , agents - the present Con- tween the American States , by which it was a - stitution between the principals themselves : -- greed , that no State ...
... confederation was articles of confederation , and perpetual union be- a contract between , agents - the present Con- tween the American States , by which it was a - stitution between the principals themselves : -- greed , that no State ...
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