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Side 655
... protection , let the two be chy must be considered as a federation ; it is not separated ; let so much of the duties as are in- an unit , of which the smaller bodies politic tended for revenue , be put in one bill , and therein ...
... protection , let the two be chy must be considered as a federation ; it is not separated ; let so much of the duties as are in- an unit , of which the smaller bodies politic tended for revenue , be put in one bill , and therein ...
Side 670
... protection , and no other Government in effect of a theoretical and artificial mode of rea- the country can make war . It makes peace for soning upon the subject ' a mode of reasoning his protection , and no other Government can which ...
... protection , and no other Government in effect of a theoretical and artificial mode of rea- the country can make war . It makes peace for soning upon the subject ' a mode of reasoning his protection , and no other Government can which ...
Side 682
... protection , and what gress to refuse to exercise it . the amount of that protection ought to be . Mr. Madison argues , Sir , on this early and in- Will gentlemen , Sir , now answer the argument teresting occasion , very justly and ...
... protection , and what gress to refuse to exercise it . the amount of that protection ought to be . Mr. Madison argues , Sir , on this early and in- Will gentlemen , Sir , now answer the argument teresting occasion , very justly and ...
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