Brownson's Quarterly Review, Volumen1Orestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... organization , for that , under our system , is the prerogative of Congress alone . The civil organization of government cannot be done even by Congress under the war power , and if done at all , must be done under its peace powers , as ...
... organization , for that , under our system , is the prerogative of Congress alone . The civil organization of government cannot be done even by Congress under the war power , and if done at all , must be done under its peace powers , as ...
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... organization is the lapse of the State ; and as they admit that the State organization has been sub- verted or destroyed by secession , and therefore lapsed , they must , whatever wry faces they may make , concede that they have lapsed ...
... organization is the lapse of the State ; and as they admit that the State organization has been sub- verted or destroyed by secession , and therefore lapsed , they must , whatever wry faces they may make , concede that they have lapsed ...
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... organization , or the American state , auton- omous , but not free , independent , sovereign communities . They have no existence as political societies outside of their political organization . If , then , the seceded States are still ...
... organization , or the American state , auton- omous , but not free , independent , sovereign communities . They have no existence as political societies outside of their political organization . If , then , the seceded States are still ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND PROCLAMATION | 85 |
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