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... persons , taxed as capital or as persons , or should they not be represented or taxed at all ? The fathers disagreed , debated long , and compromised at last . Each State , they determined , shall have two Senators in Con- gress . Three ...
... persons , taxed as capital or as persons , or should they not be represented or taxed at all ? The fathers disagreed , debated long , and compromised at last . Each State , they determined , shall have two Senators in Con- gress . Three ...
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... persons and in such mode as the governor shall designate and appoint ; and the persons so appointed shall receive a reasonable compensation therefor . And the first election shall be held at such time and places , and be conducted in ...
... persons and in such mode as the governor shall designate and appoint ; and the persons so appointed shall receive a reasonable compensation therefor . And the first election shall be held at such time and places , and be conducted in ...
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... persons residing without the Territory , but near its borders , con- template armed intervention in the affairs thereof ; it also appearing that other persons , inhabitants of remote Stites , are collecting money , engaging men , and ...
... persons residing without the Territory , but near its borders , con- template armed intervention in the affairs thereof ; it also appearing that other persons , inhabitants of remote Stites , are collecting money , engaging men , and ...
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