The Political Register, Volum 1,Utgave 21D. Green, 1833 |
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Side 669
... 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 State ; and this is expressly declared to be the su- do ...
... 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 State ; and this is expressly declared to be the su- do ...
Side 688
... Declaration of Inde- resistance . She gave the first impetus to the pendence , have been governed as one consoli ... declared ourselves were separate and distinct , wholly independent one nation by a joint , not by several acts . " 3 ...
... Declaration of Inde- resistance . She gave the first impetus to the pendence , have been governed as one consoli ... declared ourselves were separate and distinct , wholly independent one nation by a joint , not by several acts . " 3 ...
Side 689
... declared ourselves independent as at home or abroad , as one nation ? Had this States ; we confederated as States - we retain been the construction put upon the Declaration ed this distinctive character throughout the revo- of ...
... declared ourselves independent as at home or abroad , as one nation ? Had this States ; we confederated as States - we retain been the construction put upon the Declaration ed this distinctive character throughout the revo- of ...
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