The Constitution: Our Written Legacy : Reading and Discussion Program on the U.S. ConstitutionLibrary of Michigan, 1989 - 219 sider |
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... called PACT , or COVENANT . . . . This is more than consent , or concord ; it is a real unity of them all , in one and the same person , made by covenant of every man with every man , in such manner , as if every man should say to every ...
... called PACT , or COVENANT . . . . This is more than consent , or concord ; it is a real unity of them all , in one and the same person , made by covenant of every man with every man , in such manner , as if every man should say to every ...
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... called an ARISTOCRACY . There be other names of government in the histories and books of policy , as tyranny and oligarchy ; but they are not the names of other forms of government but of the same forms misliked . For they that are ...
... called an ARISTOCRACY . There be other names of government in the histories and books of policy , as tyranny and oligarchy ; but they are not the names of other forms of government but of the same forms misliked . For they that are ...
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... called for the creation of a new government rather than a mere revision of the Articles , and the New Jersey or Patterson Plan ( " The Small States Plan " ) , which called for additional congressional power but included safeguards for ...
... called for the creation of a new government rather than a mere revision of the Articles , and the New Jersey or Patterson Plan ( " The Small States Plan " ) , which called for additional congressional power but included safeguards for ...
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