The Political Register, Volum 1,Utgave 21D. Green, 1833 |
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Side 658
... result would be a system of hostile legisla- an absolute majority , will be modified , and have tion on the part of the majority , or the stronger demonstrated that , in all its forms , whether in interest , against the minority , or ...
... result would be a system of hostile legisla- an absolute majority , will be modified , and have tion on the part of the majority , or the stronger demonstrated that , in all its forms , whether in interest , against the minority , or ...
Side 661
... result so contrary to all an- which leaves very little more power than the excess ticipation , be explained ? The explanation ap- of the strength of the majority over the minority . pears to me to be simple . No measure or But a ...
... result so contrary to all an- which leaves very little more power than the excess ticipation , be explained ? The explanation ap- of the strength of the majority over the minority . pears to me to be simple . No measure or But a ...
Side 669
... result of a contract ; law . They say that they ordain and establish it . meaning , by contract , no more than assent . Now , Sir , what is the common application of Founded on consent , it is a Government proper . these words ? We do ...
... result of a contract ; law . They say that they ordain and establish it . meaning , by contract , no more than assent . Now , Sir , what is the common application of Founded on consent , it is a Government proper . these words ? We do ...
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