Great Issues in American History, Svazek 2Richard Hofstadter, Clarence Lester Ver Steeg Vintage Books, 1969 |
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... answer the ends of government , where the persons intrusted with the authority of the state , always guided themselves by unerring wisdom and public virtue ; but rulers are not always exempt from the weakness and depravity which make ...
... answer the ends of government , where the persons intrusted with the authority of the state , always guided themselves by unerring wisdom and public virtue ; but rulers are not always exempt from the weakness and depravity which make ...
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... answer to which question is , by good faith ; by a punctual performance of contracts . States , like individuals , who observe their engage- ments are respected and trusted , while the reverse is the fate of those who pursue an opposite ...
... answer to which question is , by good faith ; by a punctual performance of contracts . States , like individuals , who observe their engage- ments are respected and trusted , while the reverse is the fate of those who pursue an opposite ...
Strana 373
... answer . When I ask him whether he stands up to that article in the platform of his party , he turns , Yankee- fashion , and without answering it , asks me whether I am in favor of acquiring territory without regard to how it may affect ...
... answer . When I ask him whether he stands up to that article in the platform of his party , he turns , Yankee- fashion , and without answering it , asks me whether I am in favor of acquiring territory without regard to how it may affect ...
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