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... Congress . The government thus constituted was a compact between sovereign States , or , accord- ing to its precise language , " a firm league of friendship " between these States , administered , in the recess of Congress , by a " com ...
... Congress . The government thus constituted was a compact between sovereign States , or , accord- ing to its precise language , " a firm league of friendship " between these States , administered , in the recess of Congress , by a " com ...
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... Congress , lay any duty of tonnage , keep troops or ships of war in time of peace , enter into any agreement or compact with another State or with a foreign power . ' Here is a magistral power accorded to Congress , utterly inconsistent ...
... Congress , lay any duty of tonnage , keep troops or ships of war in time of peace , enter into any agreement or compact with another State or with a foreign power . ' Here is a magistral power accorded to Congress , utterly inconsistent ...
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... Congress , they shall be allowed to use the buckler ! SHALL CONGRESS ASSUME JURISDICTION OF THE REBEL STATES ? AND now , in this discussion , we are brought to the practical ques- tion which is destined to occupy so much of public ...
... Congress , they shall be allowed to use the buckler ! SHALL CONGRESS ASSUME JURISDICTION OF THE REBEL STATES ? AND now , in this discussion , we are brought to the practical ques- tion which is destined to occupy so much of public ...
Contents
The Great Union Meeting Held at Indianapolis February | 565 |
Copperheads under the Heel of an Illinois Farmer New York | 607 |
Edward N Crosby and S F B Morse The Letter of a Repub | 630 |
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