The Political Register, Volum 1,Utgave 21D. Green, 1833 |
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Side 670
... peace for soning upon the subject ' a mode of reasoning his protection , and no other Government can which disregards plain facts , for the sake of hy make peace . It maintains armies and navies for pothesis ? his defence and security ...
... peace for soning upon the subject ' a mode of reasoning his protection , and no other Government can which disregards plain facts , for the sake of hy make peace . It maintains armies and navies for pothesis ? his defence and security ...
Side 671
... peace ; when peace is made for one State , there- of a confederacy , or compact between States , fore , it must be made for all . and the plan of a National Government . Both Can any thing be conceived more preposterous , these plans ...
... peace ; when peace is made for one State , there- of a confederacy , or compact between States , fore , it must be made for all . and the plan of a National Government . Both Can any thing be conceived more preposterous , these plans ...
Side 730
... peace with Great Britain , without governments . The present Constitution is the the formal consent of the other first obtained , and act of the States themselves , or , which is the whereby they mutually engaged not to lay down same ...
... peace with Great Britain , without governments . The present Constitution is the the formal consent of the other first obtained , and act of the States themselves , or , which is the whereby they mutually engaged not to lay down same ...
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