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... object has been all along , to reform our federal system , and to strengthen our governments — to establish peace , order and justice in the community - but a new object now presents . The plan of government now proposed is evidently ...
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... object would be difficult per- haps unattainable , without the aid of a charter of incorporation . Charitable or public - spirited individuals , desirous of making permanent appropriations for charitable or other useful purposes , find ...
... object would be difficult per- haps unattainable , without the aid of a charter of incorporation . Charitable or public - spirited individuals , desirous of making permanent appropriations for charitable or other useful purposes , find ...
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