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... principle of Democ- racy . Hence , we simply adhere to the principles of self - government , and of the people as the source of power , when we talk of the Constitution and of all laws enacted under it as obligatory on those who live ...
... principle of Democ- racy . Hence , we simply adhere to the principles of self - government , and of the people as the source of power , when we talk of the Constitution and of all laws enacted under it as obligatory on those who live ...
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... principles , however , does not stop here , but proceeds one step further , as follows : " Whenever the chosen officers or delegates shall fail or refuse to administer the Government in strict accordance with the letter of the accepted ...
... principles , however , does not stop here , but proceeds one step further , as follows : " Whenever the chosen officers or delegates shall fail or refuse to administer the Government in strict accordance with the letter of the accepted ...
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Frank Freidel. Again : " I do solemnly promise , that whensoever the principles which our Order inculcates shall be assailed in my own State or country , I will defend these principles with my sword and my life , in whatsoever capacity ...
Frank Freidel. Again : " I do solemnly promise , that whensoever the principles which our Order inculcates shall be assailed in my own State or country , I will defend these principles with my sword and my life , in whatsoever capacity ...
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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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