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Page 442
... civilized world , but that it shall also acquire the authority which the suffrage of nations can only give to it through the solemn forms of legislation . That legislation cannot be secured , in this constitutional age , without an ...
... civilized world , but that it shall also acquire the authority which the suffrage of nations can only give to it through the solemn forms of legislation . That legislation cannot be secured , in this constitutional age , without an ...
Page 451
... civilized world a uniformity of weights , measures , moneys , rates of postage , and for creating other facilities for the social and commercial inter- course of nations , thus preparing them for that relation to each other which should ...
... civilized world a uniformity of weights , measures , moneys , rates of postage , and for creating other facilities for the social and commercial inter- course of nations , thus preparing them for that relation to each other which should ...
Page 459
... civilized world , but that it shall also acquire the authority which the suffrage of nations can only give to it through the solemn forms of legislation . That legislation cannot be secured , in this age of constitutions , without an ...
... civilized world , but that it shall also acquire the authority which the suffrage of nations can only give to it through the solemn forms of legislation . That legislation cannot be secured , in this age of constitutions , without an ...
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BRISSOTS BOSTON IN 1788 рада 127 THE ORDINANCE OF 1784 | 21 |
THE CESSION OF LOUISIANA OFFICIAL PAPERS 445 | 73 |
THE FALL OF THE ALAMO POTTER | 89 |
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