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... ment of the Government . If you find this delegation , you may act ; if not , the people have reserved the power to themselves . You can declare war ; this is one of the most important attributes of sovereignty . But you do not go to ...
... ment of the Government . If you find this delegation , you may act ; if not , the people have reserved the power to themselves . You can declare war ; this is one of the most important attributes of sovereignty . But you do not go to ...
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... ment and the execution of the laws . In his very first despatch to the Secretary of State , dated June 2 , 1857 , he says : " The most alarming movement , however , proceeds from the assembling on the 9th June of the so - called Topeka ...
... ment and the execution of the laws . In his very first despatch to the Secretary of State , dated June 2 , 1857 , he says : " The most alarming movement , however , proceeds from the assembling on the 9th June of the so - called Topeka ...
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... ment and absurdity , without creating one blush even on his own cheek , for inconsistency ? What , starve the negroes out , pen them up in the swamps and morasses , confine them to southern latitudes , to long , scorching days of labor ...
... ment and absurdity , without creating one blush even on his own cheek , for inconsistency ? What , starve the negroes out , pen them up in the swamps and morasses , confine them to southern latitudes , to long , scorching days of labor ...
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