The Federalist: On the New Constitution, Written in 1788Glazier, Masters & Smith, 1842 - 484 páginas |
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... relation to operations in the West Indies . A few ships of the line , sent opportunely to the reinforcement of either side , would often be sufficient to decide the fate of a campaign , on the event of which , interests of the greatest ...
... relation to operations in the West Indies . A few ships of the line , sent opportunely to the reinforcement of either side , would often be sufficient to decide the fate of a campaign , on the event of which , interests of the greatest ...
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... relation to the principle of legislation for the States in their collective capacities . In the course of the preceding papers , I have endeavored , my fellow - citizens , to place before you , in a clear and convincing light the ...
... relation to the principle of legislation for the States in their collective capacities . In the course of the preceding papers , I have endeavored , my fellow - citizens , to place before you , in a clear and convincing light the ...
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... relation to each other , and to drop the project of a general DISCRETIONARY SUPERINTENDENCE , the scheme would indeed be pernicious , and would entail upon us all the mischiefs which have been enumerated under the first head ; but it ...
... relation to each other , and to drop the project of a general DISCRETIONARY SUPERINTENDENCE , the scheme would indeed be pernicious , and would entail upon us all the mischiefs which have been enumerated under the first head ; but it ...
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... relation to the same principles . THE tendency of the principle of legislation for states or com- munities in their political capacities , as it has been exemplified by the experiment we have made of it , is equally attested by the ...
... relation to the same principles . THE tendency of the principle of legislation for states or com- munities in their political capacities , as it has been exemplified by the experiment we have made of it , is equally attested by the ...
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... relation to revenue , bear little or no analogy to their comparative stock in lands or to their comparative population . The position may be equally illustrated , by a similar process between the counties of the same state . No man ...
... relation to revenue , bear little or no analogy to their comparative stock in lands or to their comparative population . The position may be equally illustrated , by a similar process between the counties of the same state . No man ...
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The Federalist: On the New Constitution Alexander Hamilton,James Madison,John Jay Vista completa - 1817 |
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