The Fœderalist: A Collection of Essays, Written in Favor of the New Constitution, as Agreed Upon by the Fœderal Convention, September 17, 1787. Reprinted from the Original Text. With an Historical Introduction and Notes, Том 1C. Scribner, 1864 - 615 страница |
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... COMMON PEO- PLE , " and other writers , in the same and other news- papers of the day , and in rapid succession , sustained the same cause , with great acuteness and ability . Tracts , also , in opposition to the proposed Constitution ...
... COMMON PEO- PLE , " and other writers , in the same and other news- papers of the day , and in rapid succession , sustained the same cause , with great acuteness and ability . Tracts , also , in opposition to the proposed Constitution ...
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... common signature of " PUBLIUS . " Of the manner in which the three authors discharged their self - imposed duty , the general approval of their countrymen and the encomiums of the learned through- out Europe have borne the most ...
... common signature of " PUBLIUS . " Of the manner in which the three authors discharged their self - imposed duty , the general approval of their countrymen and the encomiums of the learned through- out Europe have borne the most ...
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... common view , I shall ever account " your just Censures and Contradictions ( especially pub- " lished with their grounds ) to be my most happy return , " and as a Crown to this Work : And that my labour " hath its full reward , if ...
... common view , I shall ever account " your just Censures and Contradictions ( especially pub- " lished with their grounds ) to be my most happy return , " and as a Crown to this Work : And that my labour " hath its full reward , if ...
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... common council , " .. F. it is also inconsistent with the authority , over the persons of the citizens , which is necessary in the establishment of a government , ... ........ a . the purposes of government considered generally , .. 94 ...
... common council , " .. F. it is also inconsistent with the authority , over the persons of the citizens , which is necessary in the establishment of a government , ... ........ a . the purposes of government considered generally , .. 94 ...
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... common treasury , by QUOTAS , ” . 135 A. the standard of constitutional wealth ,. B. the causes on which it is dependent ,. 135 136 c . the rule of the confederation , on taxation , is unequal and oppressive , 136 D. this cause alone is ...
... common treasury , by QUOTAS , ” . 135 A. the standard of constitutional wealth ,. B. the causes on which it is dependent ,. 135 136 c . the rule of the confederation , on taxation , is unequal and oppressive , 136 D. this cause alone is ...
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