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Side 663
... sovereign parties have a right to judge , each for itself , of any alleged violation of the Constitution by Congress ; and , in case of such violation , to choose , each for itself , its own mode and measure of redress . lished , dear ...
... sovereign parties have a right to judge , each for itself , of any alleged violation of the Constitution by Congress ; and , in case of such violation , to choose , each for itself , its own mode and measure of redress . lished , dear ...
Side 665
... sovereign communities are parties , there is no essential difference between a com- pact , a confederation , and a league . They all equally rest on the plighted faith of the sove- reign party . A league , or confederacy , is but a ...
... sovereign communities are parties , there is no essential difference between a com- pact , a confederation , and a league . They all equally rest on the plighted faith of the sove- reign party . A league , or confederacy , is but a ...
Side 670
... sovereign States the mere for his 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 ...
... sovereign States the mere for his 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 ...
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