10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... opinion of the people , the diftribution or modifi- cation of the conftitutional powers be in any particular wrong , let it be corrected by an amendment in the way , which the constitution designates - But let there be no change by ...
... opinion of the people , the diftribution or modifi- cation of the conftitutional powers be in any particular wrong , let it be corrected by an amendment in the way , which the constitution designates - But let there be no change by ...
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... opinion , it is effential that public opinion fhould be en- lightened . As a very important fource of strength and fecurity , cherish public credit . One method of preferving it is to use it as fparingly as poffible ; avoiding occafions ...
... opinion , it is effential that public opinion fhould be en- lightened . As a very important fource of strength and fecurity , cherish public credit . One method of preferving it is to use it as fparingly as poffible ; avoiding occafions ...
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... opinion , it is unneceffary , and would be unwife to extend them . TAKING care always to keep ourselves , by suitable ef- tablishments , on a refpectable defenfive pofture , we may fafely trust to temporary alliances for extradordinary ...
... opinion , it is unneceffary , and would be unwife to extend them . TAKING care always to keep ourselves , by suitable ef- tablishments , on a refpectable defenfive pofture , we may fafely trust to temporary alliances for extradordinary ...
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