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Side 652
... sovereignty is in the several States , and that Luther Martin has been adduced by the Sen- our system is a union of twenty - four sovereign ator from Delaware , to prove that the citi- powers , under a constitutional compact , and zens ...
... sovereignty is in the several States , and that Luther Martin has been adduced by the Sen- our system is a union of twenty - four sovereign ator from Delaware , to prove that the citi- powers , under a constitutional compact , and zens ...
Side 670
... sovereignty , or ment is allowed to maintain them . He goes sovereign power , has been extensively dis- abroad beneath its flag , and carries over all the cussed by gentlemen on this occasion , as it ge - earth a national character ...
... sovereignty , or ment is allowed to maintain them . He goes sovereign power , has been extensively dis- abroad beneath its flag , and carries over all the cussed by gentlemen on this occasion , as it ge - earth a national character ...
Side 731
... sovereignty is , as I contend , simply to the fact , that the present Union , as in the States severally ; as the amendments áre already stated , is an union between the States effected not by any one three - fourths , but by themselves ...
... sovereignty is , as I contend , simply to the fact , that the present Union , as in the States severally ; as the amendments áre already stated , is an union between the States effected not by any one three - fourths , but by themselves ...
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