Great Issues in American History, Svazek 2Richard Hofstadter, Clarence Lester Ver Steeg Vintage Books, 1969 |
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... equal numbers of people ought to have an equal number of representatives , and different numbers of people , different numbers of representatives . This prin- ciple had been improperly violated in the Confederation , owing to the urgent ...
... equal numbers of people ought to have an equal number of representatives , and different numbers of people , different numbers of representatives . This prin- ciple had been improperly violated in the Confederation , owing to the urgent ...
Strana 150
... equal footing with the prin- cipal . The interesting problem now occurs : Is it in the power of the United States , consistently with those prudential considerations which ought not to be overlooked , to make a provision equal to the ...
... equal footing with the prin- cipal . The interesting problem now occurs : Is it in the power of the United States , consistently with those prudential considerations which ought not to be overlooked , to make a provision equal to the ...
Strana 376
... equal , by divine law , also that negro equality was an inal- ienable right , of which they could not be deprived . He insisted , in that speech , that the Declaration of Independ- ence included the negro in the clause asserting that ...
... equal , by divine law , also that negro equality was an inal- ienable right , of which they could not be deprived . He insisted , in that speech , that the Declaration of Independ- ence included the negro in the clause asserting that ...
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