Contributions to political science, including lectures on the Constitution of the United States, and other papersJ.B. Lippincott, 1880 |
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... voted into existence by men met around a green table . Ubi societas ibi jus . Jus , law , govern- ment are as natural and unavoidable as the family . Still it is true that the theory of the compact greatly influenced our public men ...
... voted into existence by men met around a green table . Ubi societas ibi jus . Jus , law , govern- ment are as natural and unavoidable as the family . Still it is true that the theory of the compact greatly influenced our public men ...
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... vote for or against him understandingly , it is necessary that his views and convictions should be distinctly known . He is for secession , and the course of his argument is this - I state it with punctilious correctness : The ...
... vote for or against him understandingly , it is necessary that his views and convictions should be distinctly known . He is for secession , and the course of his argument is this - I state it with punctilious correctness : The ...
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... vote of the delegates . The condi- tion was that it should be confirmed by the various Colonial Assemblies . " 2 This was in 1754. Our difficulties with the mother coun- try began : and from that moment the idea of one " America , " a ...
... vote of the delegates . The condi- tion was that it should be confirmed by the various Colonial Assemblies . " 2 This was in 1754. Our difficulties with the mother coun- try began : and from that moment the idea of one " America , " a ...
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... votes that an attack upon one colony was an attack upon all British America . In 1774 , September 5th . Congress at Philadelphia , the Continental Congress , " American Association . " After the separation of the Continental Congress ...
... votes that an attack upon one colony was an attack upon all British America . In 1774 , September 5th . Congress at Philadelphia , the Continental Congress , " American Association . " After the separation of the Continental Congress ...
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... vote individually . It gives even this representative and na- tional character to the Senate , inasmuch as the Senators also vote individually , and not by States , although each State , by sending two Senators , irrespective of its ...
... vote individually . It gives even this representative and na- tional character to the Senate , inasmuch as the Senators also vote individually , and not by States , although each State , by sending two Senators , irrespective of its ...
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