The Federalist on the New Constitution: Written in the Year 1788J. & G.S. Gideon, 1845 - 391 páginas |
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... regard to the qualifications of the members ; the manner of appointing them ; the equality of representation ; the number of the Senators , and the duration of their appointments , A further view of the constitution of the Senate , in ...
... regard to the qualifications of the members ; the manner of appointing them ; the equality of representation ; the number of the Senators , and the duration of their appointments , A further view of the constitution of the Senate , in ...
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... regard to the re - eligibility of the President , - The same view continued , in relation to the provision con- cerning support , and the power of the negative , The same view continued , in relation to the command of the National ...
... regard to the re - eligibility of the President , - The same view continued , in relation to the provision con- cerning support , and the power of the negative , The same view continued , in relation to the command of the National ...
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... regard our advancement in union , in power and consequence by land and by sea , with an eye of indifference and composure . The people of America are aware that inducements to war may arise out of these circumstances , as well as from ...
... regard our advancement in union , in power and consequence by land and by sea , with an eye of indifference and composure . The people of America are aware that inducements to war may arise out of these circumstances , as well as from ...
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... regard to justice and the public good . The apportionment of taxes , on the various descrip- tions of property , is an act which seems to require the most exact impartiality ; yet there is , perhaps , no legislative act in which greater ...
... regard to justice and the public good . The apportionment of taxes , on the various descrip- tions of property , is an act which seems to require the most exact impartiality ; yet there is , perhaps , no legislative act in which greater ...
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... regard to the Mississippi , needs no comment . France and Britain are concerned with us in the fisheries ; and view them as of the utmost mo- ment to their navigation . They , of course , would hardly remain long indifferent to that ...
... regard to the Mississippi , needs no comment . France and Britain are concerned with us in the fisheries ; and view them as of the utmost mo- ment to their navigation . They , of course , would hardly remain long indifferent to that ...
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