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Strana 38
+ One party throughout the Union was in favour of a constitution embodying the
powers proposed , because they were anxious for the “ exact observance of
public and private engagements ; " another strong and active party was violently
...
+ One party throughout the Union was in favour of a constitution embodying the
powers proposed , because they were anxious for the “ exact observance of
public and private engagements ; " another strong and active party was violently
...
Strana 39
It has been a matter of much discussion by the statesmen and public writers of
the various parties in the United States , whether the Constitution is to be
considered as a treaty between independent States , or a federal , or a social
compact , or ...
It has been a matter of much discussion by the statesmen and public writers of
the various parties in the United States , whether the Constitution is to be
considered as a treaty between independent States , or a federal , or a social
compact , or ...
Strana 53
... frequently call for either the vindication of the law by an adequate employment
of the public force , or a satisfactory compromise between the parties ; but hitherto
without effect ; and this great scandal still exhibits , in the twenty - seventh year ...
... frequently call for either the vindication of the law by an adequate employment
of the public force , or a satisfactory compromise between the parties ; but hitherto
without effect ; and this great scandal still exhibits , in the twenty - seventh year ...
Strana 54
... or interests should be threatened by an adverse party or faction . The danger of
the whole power of the State falling into the hands of a faction is one to which
pure republican governments are especially exposed . “ If a majority be united by
a ...
... or interests should be threatened by an adverse party or faction . The danger of
the whole power of the State falling into the hands of a faction is one to which
pure republican governments are especially exposed . “ If a majority be united by
a ...
Strana 56
The Constitution of the United States looks to the " great variety of interests ,
parties , and sects which it embraces , ” as the security against a coalition of a
majority to overbear the wills , and affect the interests of a minority , by sudden
and ...
The Constitution of the United States looks to the " great variety of interests ,
parties , and sects which it embraces , ” as the security against a coalition of a
majority to overbear the wills , and affect the interests of a minority , by sudden
and ...
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The Constitution of the United States Compared with Our Own Hugh Seymour Tremenheere Úplné zobrazení - 1854 |
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