American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1 |
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Σελίδα 193
... quirer ; and of which five men may be as per - continues to be pretty equally
divided , and a fectly possessed as fifty . ... into six . tricts , the corruption of the
electors is much One man from each district will probably possess more difficult .
... quirer ; and of which five men may be as per - continues to be pretty equally
divided , and a fectly possessed as fifty . ... into six . tricts , the corruption of the
electors is much One man from each district will probably possess more difficult .
Σελίδα 196
... of popular influence which each multitude , in respect to federal affairs , and
that possesses , we shall find the advantage ... and depend - sentatives
throughout the States may be two ence , that he never can possess that firmness
thousand .
... of popular influence which each multitude , in respect to federal affairs , and
that possesses , we shall find the advantage ... and depend - sentatives
throughout the States may be two ence , that he never can possess that firmness
thousand .
Σελίδα 368
... empowering the United States only adequate force the Union possess , if any
to admit new States into the confederacy , is should be requisite to coerce a
refractory or become indispensable , from the separation of negligent member ,
and to ...
... empowering the United States only adequate force the Union possess , if any
to admit new States into the confederacy , is should be requisite to coerce a
refractory or become indispensable , from the separation of negligent member ,
and to ...
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