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... construction of the constitution , that is , a construction which 24 JOHN C. CALHOUN.
... construction of the constitution , that is , a construction which 24 JOHN C. CALHOUN.
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... construction against construction ; the one to contract , and the other to enlarge the powers of the government to the utmost . But of what possible avail could the strict construction of the minor party be , against the liberal ...
... construction against construction ; the one to contract , and the other to enlarge the powers of the government to the utmost . But of what possible avail could the strict construction of the minor party be , against the liberal ...
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... construction . It is simple indeed , wielded , as it is , by a single power - the will of the greater number — and very easy of construction . For this purpose , nothing more is necessary than universal suffrage , and the regulation of ...
... construction . It is simple indeed , wielded , as it is , by a single power - the will of the greater number — and very easy of construction . For this purpose , nothing more is necessary than universal suffrage , and the regulation of ...
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