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... league , and nothing but a league , Was it Mirabeau , Mr. President , or what and rested on nothing but plighted faith for its other master of the human passions , who has told performance . Yet , even then , the States were us that ...
... league , and nothing but a league , Was it Mirabeau , Mr. President , or what and rested on nothing but plighted faith for its other master of the human passions , who has told performance . Yet , even then , the States were us that ...
Side 665
... league . They all equally rest on the plighted faith of the sove- reign party . A league , or confederacy , is but a subsisting or continuing treaty . lf , Mr. President , in drawing these resolutions , historical facts , a series of ...
... league . They all equally rest on the plighted faith of the sove- reign party . A league , or confederacy , is but a subsisting or continuing treaty . lf , Mr. President , in drawing these resolutions , historical facts , a series of ...
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... leagues and compacts . If this was intended to United States , when adopted , it has become a be a compact or league , and the States to be par- Constitution . The people have agreed to make ties to it , why was it not so said ? Why is ...
... leagues and compacts . If this was intended to United States , when adopted , it has become a be a compact or league , and the States to be par- Constitution . The people have agreed to make ties to it , why was it not so said ? Why is ...
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