Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States: Illustrated, Volume 4Edwin Wiley, Irving Everett Rines, Albert Bushnell Hart American Educational Alliance, 1916 - United States |
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... principle , the change from a Con- federation of Independent States , to a complicated government , partly federal ... principles of the Constitution , and a commentary upon its provisions not infe- rior to the papers of the Federalist ...
... principle , the change from a Con- federation of Independent States , to a complicated government , partly federal ... principles of the Constitution , and a commentary upon its provisions not infe- rior to the papers of the Federalist ...
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... principles fixed in the constitution , by apportioning the representatives of each state to some greater number of people from time to time , as population increases . " 3d . When the congress shall lay direct taxes or excises , they ...
... principles fixed in the constitution , by apportioning the representatives of each state to some greater number of people from time to time , as population increases . " 3d . When the congress shall lay direct taxes or excises , they ...
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... principles , did so at the expense of their existing popularity . They felt , that they had a higher duty to perform , than to flatter the prejudices of the people , or to subserve selfish , or sectional , or local interests . Many of ...
... principles , did so at the expense of their existing popularity . They felt , that they had a higher duty to perform , than to flatter the prejudices of the people , or to subserve selfish , or sectional , or local interests . Many of ...
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... principles of land tenure remained practically changed until after the Revolution . New England developed more and more strongly along the line of town- ship divisions , village communities and individual ownership in fee simple . In ...
... principles of land tenure remained practically changed until after the Revolution . New England developed more and more strongly along the line of town- ship divisions , village communities and individual ownership in fee simple . In ...
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... principles embraced in existing laws , now govern in area and population the domain of an empire . ” ‡ Various results , profound and last- ing , have been the outcome of the ac- * Daniel Webster , Works , vol . iii . , p . 263 ( Boston ...
... principles embraced in existing laws , now govern in area and population the domain of an empire . ” ‡ Various results , profound and last- ing , have been the outcome of the ac- * Daniel Webster , Works , vol . iii . , p . 263 ( Boston ...
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