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... exercise the power of in- struction . Suppose all to exercise it , where would be the freedom , and what the value of debate ? Suppose a part only to exercise it , what would be the security of those who should neglect to avail ...
... exercise the power of in- struction . Suppose all to exercise it , where would be the freedom , and what the value of debate ? Suppose a part only to exercise it , what would be the security of those who should neglect to avail ...
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... exercise of that discretion he was removed by the President , and the deposits were withdrawn from the bank , contrary to the judgment he gave in exercising that dis- cretion . If it be true , then , that the President has assumed and ...
... exercise of that discretion he was removed by the President , and the deposits were withdrawn from the bank , contrary to the judgment he gave in exercising that dis- cretion . If it be true , then , that the President has assumed and ...
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... exercise of invention in times past ? Where lies our hope of progress in society , but in the exercise of inven- tion for the future ? Hope is , in this respect , the spring of youth to mankind and to nations . And in the exercise of ...
... exercise of invention in times past ? Where lies our hope of progress in society , but in the exercise of inven- tion for the future ? Hope is , in this respect , the spring of youth to mankind and to nations . And in the exercise of ...
Contents
BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR PAGE | xiii |
SPEECHES IN The Senate of the United STATES | 51 |
Freedom in the District of ColumbiaFreedom in New MexicoIndemnities | 278 |
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