Brownson's Quarterly Review, Volumen1Orestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... United States is not the instrument drawn up by the Con- vention of 1787 , and which we call the Constitution ; for that Constitution was the sovereign act of the United States , and therefore the United States preceded it , and must ...
... United States is not the instrument drawn up by the Con- vention of 1787 , and which we call the Constitution ; for that Constitution was the sovereign act of the United States , and therefore the United States preceded it , and must ...
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... United States , in order to form a more perfect Uuion , establish justice , insure domestic tranquillity , provide ... United States of America . " Can any thing be more clear , explicit , and to the purpose ? Who ordain and ...
... United States , in order to form a more perfect Uuion , establish justice , insure domestic tranquillity , provide ... United States of America . " Can any thing be more clear , explicit , and to the purpose ? Who ordain and ...
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... united in one general organization , as one people in many , and many in one . Is it asked , Who made this ... United States acting through their several State organizations , be- cause there is no political people of the United ...
... united in one general organization , as one people in many , and many in one . Is it asked , Who made this ... United States acting through their several State organizations , be- cause there is no political people of the United ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND PROCLAMATION | 85 |
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