The Federalist on the New Constitution: Written in the Year 1788J. & G.S. Gideon, 1845 - 391 páginas |
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... less attached to the Union , than enamoured of liberty , they observed the danger which immediately threatened the former , and more remotely the latter ; and being persuaded that ample security for both , could only be found in a ...
... less attached to the Union , than enamoured of liberty , they observed the danger which immediately threatened the former , and more remotely the latter ; and being persuaded that ample security for both , could only be found in a ...
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... less their inclination , than their duty , to recommend such measures only , as after the most mature de- liberation , they really thought prudent and advisable . These and similar considerations then induced the people to rely greatly ...
... less their inclination , than their duty , to recommend such measures only , as after the most mature de- liberation , they really thought prudent and advisable . These and similar considerations then induced the people to rely greatly ...
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... less numerous than either of the former , which take their origin entirely in private pas- sions ; in the attachments , enmities , interests , hopes and fears , of lead- ing individuals in the communities of which they are members . Men ...
... less numerous than either of the former , which take their origin entirely in private pas- sions ; in the attachments , enmities , interests , hopes and fears , of lead- ing individuals in the communities of which they are members . Men ...
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... less favorably circumstanced , would be de- sirous of escaping from the disadvantages of local situation , and of sharing in the advantages of their more fortunate neighbours . Each State , or separate Confederacy , would pursue a ...
... less favorably circumstanced , would be de- sirous of escaping from the disadvantages of local situation , and of sharing in the advantages of their more fortunate neighbours . Each State , or separate Confederacy , would pursue a ...
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... less populous neighbours . Conquests would be as easy to be made , as difficult to be retained . War , therefore , would be desultory and predatory . Plunder and devastation ever march in the train of irregulars . The calamities of ...
... less populous neighbours . Conquests would be as easy to be made , as difficult to be retained . War , therefore , would be desultory and predatory . Plunder and devastation ever march in the train of irregulars . The calamities of ...
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