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... Constitution , but , in substance , a des- potism . As I wish this Government to be per- petual , to sink only with time , and to be lost only when everything sublunary shall be destroyed , I cannot consent to plunge the country ...
... Constitution , but , in substance , a des- potism . As I wish this Government to be per- petual , to sink only with time , and to be lost only when everything sublunary shall be destroyed , I cannot consent to plunge the country ...
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... Constitutional point of view in which I consider this subject . I presume it cannot be in serious contemplation to abandon ... Constitution under which we now hold our seats in this House formed ? The fathers of our glorious Revolution ...
... Constitutional point of view in which I consider this subject . I presume it cannot be in serious contemplation to abandon ... Constitution under which we now hold our seats in this House formed ? The fathers of our glorious Revolution ...
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... Constitution , the admiration of the world , and had just cause of war against both nations , and which solemnly pledges the faith of the nation the calamities could not be much greater than to promote and defend the general welfare of ...
... Constitution , the admiration of the world , and had just cause of war against both nations , and which solemnly pledges the faith of the nation the calamities could not be much greater than to promote and defend the general welfare of ...
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... constitutional , and imper- ative duty . The Constitution declares " he shall from time to time give to the Congress informa- Gentlemen should recollect that the effort had been made under circumstances much more fa- vorable than the ...
... constitutional , and imper- ative duty . The Constitution declares " he shall from time to time give to the Congress informa- Gentlemen should recollect that the effort had been made under circumstances much more fa- vorable than the ...
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... Constitution gave the President , with the consent of the Senate , the power of sending as many missions to foreign countries as he thought proper , and that we , the House of Rep- resentatives , were bound to vote their salaries and ...
... Constitution gave the President , with the consent of the Senate , the power of sending as many missions to foreign countries as he thought proper , and that we , the House of Rep- resentatives , were bound to vote their salaries and ...
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