The Young Republic, 1789-1815Free Press, 1970 - 308페이지 |
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... means are to be employed ; and the Secretary of State maintains that no means are to be considered as necessary but those without which the grant of the power would be nugatory . Nay , so far does he go in his restrictive interpretation ...
... means are to be employed ; and the Secretary of State maintains that no means are to be considered as necessary but those without which the grant of the power would be nugatory . Nay , so far does he go in his restrictive interpretation ...
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... means of pursuing a sounder course of proceedings here than elsewhere , and the aid of the Executive means , should the judges have occasion to use them , render it equally desirable for the criminals as for the public that , being ...
... means of pursuing a sounder course of proceedings here than elsewhere , and the aid of the Executive means , should the judges have occasion to use them , render it equally desirable for the criminals as for the public that , being ...
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... means to prolong its duration . The office of President has charms and attractions which operate as powerful incentives to this passion . The first and most natural exertion of a vast patron- age is directed towards the security of a ...
... means to prolong its duration . The office of President has charms and attractions which operate as powerful incentives to this passion . The first and most natural exertion of a vast patron- age is directed towards the security of a ...
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Initiating the New Government | 23 |
Hamiltons Report on National Credit | 41 |
The Federalists Defense of the Bank of the United States | 59 |
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