American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1 |
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Σελίδα 198
On the present we have a senate possessed of the proper qualiquestion , some
of the principles on each side ties of a permanent body ; Virginia , Maryland , are
admitted , and the conclusions drawn from and a few other States are in the ...
On the present we have a senate possessed of the proper qualiquestion , some
of the principles on each side ties of a permanent body ; Virginia , Maryland , are
admitted , and the conclusions drawn from and a few other States are in the ...
Σελίδα 384
cient power and energy to pervade , and hold in sion , might not be formed on
principles so obedience and subjection , all its parts , consist - favorable to liberty
as those of our present Stato ently with the enjoyment and preservation of ...
cient power and energy to pervade , and hold in sion , might not be formed on
principles so obedience and subjection , all its parts , consist - favorable to liberty
as those of our present Stato ently with the enjoyment and preservation of ...
Σελίδα 434
The small States bility ; because the Senators of small States claimed a choice on
the federative principle , by must be ... In the choice of President , the mutual cau -
| principles and dividing between the two partion and concession of the great ...
The small States bility ; because the Senators of small States claimed a choice on
the federative principle , by must be ... In the choice of President , the mutual cau -
| principles and dividing between the two partion and concession of the great ...
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JAMES MADISON | 125 |
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