History of the Republic of the United States of America: As Traced in the Writings of Alexander Hamilton and of His Contemporaries, Volume 3D. Appleton, 1859 - United States |
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... branch - Evils of a pure Democracy - Value of a Representative Sys- tem - Jay supports him - Hamilton on importance and uses of a Sen- ate - An efficient government - Utility of State governments - Ob- ject of government . 442 481 ...
... branch - Evils of a pure Democracy - Value of a Representative Sys- tem - Jay supports him - Hamilton on importance and uses of a Sen- ate - An efficient government - Utility of State governments - Ob- ject of government . 442 481 ...
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... not only adopts the law of nations in its full ex- tent as a general doctrine , but particular adjudications recognise the operation of capture . The second branch of the discussion related to the effect ÆT . 26. ] 15 HAMILTON .
... not only adopts the law of nations in its full ex- tent as a general doctrine , but particular adjudications recognise the operation of capture . The second branch of the discussion related to the effect ÆT . 26. ] 15 HAMILTON .
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... branch of the discussion related to the effect of the treaty of peace , and tended to show that this action could not be maintained without a violation of the treaty ; every treaty of peace including an amnesty , which is of its very ...
... branch of the discussion related to the effect of the treaty of peace , and tended to show that this action could not be maintained without a violation of the treaty ; every treaty of peace including an amnesty , which is of its very ...
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... branch of its legislature , but it was resisted with great eloquence , admirable sense , and unyielding firmness in the senate by two respected individuals , Charles Carroll and Robert Goldsborough , and was essentially modified . In ...
... branch of its legislature , but it was resisted with great eloquence , admirable sense , and unyielding firmness in the senate by two respected individuals , Charles Carroll and Robert Goldsborough , and was essentially modified . In ...
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... possession of posts on both branches of the river , rather than the United States , without money , without credit , and without an army , should be plunged • into a war , " with very little prospect 100 [ 1784 . THE REPUBLIC .
... possession of posts on both branches of the river , rather than the United States , without money , without credit , and without an army , should be plunged • into a war , " with very little prospect 100 [ 1784 . THE REPUBLIC .
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