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... foreign relations ; the regulation of commerce ; the people may choose that it should be . It is the payment of the debt of the revolution ; and popular , just as truly emanating immediately from the preservation of internal ...
... foreign relations ; the regulation of commerce ; the people may choose that it should be . It is the payment of the debt of the revolution ; and popular , just as truly emanating immediately from the preservation of internal ...
Side 713
... foreign ves- without appeal , and to enforce such decision by sels , the President , after taking the opinion of the ... foreign vessels , tion of territory , which , but for the principle which was deemed a violation of existing ...
... foreign ves- without appeal , and to enforce such decision by sels , the President , after taking the opinion of the ... foreign vessels , tion of territory , which , but for the principle which was deemed a violation of existing ...
Side 716
... foreign importations , was not intend - March an army into South Carolina , if one can ed to be used for the purposes to which it had be embodied in such a cause , and from that mo- been applied . Protection to domestic manufac- ment ...
... foreign importations , was not intend - March an army into South Carolina , if one can ed to be used for the purposes to which it had be embodied in such a cause , and from that mo- been applied . Protection to domestic manufac- ment ...
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