United States Weekly Telegraph, Volum 1D. Green., 1832 |
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... amendment of the Constitu- with the assent of the President and the Su - tion . A majority of the States combined in in- preme Court , or two thirds of both Houses , terest , may , if sanctioned by the Supreme with the assent of the ...
... amendment of the Constitu- with the assent of the President and the Su - tion . A majority of the States combined in in- preme Court , or two thirds of both Houses , terest , may , if sanctioned by the Supreme with the assent of the ...
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... amendment to the Constitution , for the purpose of effecting her object . But good old Virginia respected the wisdom of our fathers , and declared that the Constitution which they had provided , could not be bettered by amendments . She ...
... amendment to the Constitution , for the purpose of effecting her object . But good old Virginia respected the wisdom of our fathers , and declared that the Constitution which they had provided , could not be bettered by amendments . She ...
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... amendment of her own consti- The inconsistency charged by the is in a minority in the Union . Her minority took tution . the side of her oppressors . The Constitution of Globe would have existed , if three - fourths of the State ...
... amendment of her own consti- The inconsistency charged by the is in a minority in the Union . Her minority took tution . the side of her oppressors . The Constitution of Globe would have existed , if three - fourths of the State ...
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