The Fœderalist: A Collection of Essays, Written in Favor of the New Constitution, as Agreed Upon by the Fœderal Convention, September 17, 1787. Reprinted from the Original Text |
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... . through love of power ,. b . through jealousy of power ,. c . through competitions of commerce , .. d . through individual passions and influences ,. 72222 27 28 28 28 28 . * A. Pericles and Aspasia referred to , ... B.
... . through love of power ,. b . through jealousy of power ,. c . through competitions of commerce , .. d . through individual passions and influences ,. 72222 27 28 28 28 28 . * A. Pericles and Aspasia referred to , ... B.
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... commerce tends to peace , " A. Introductory remarks , ... 30 30 B. Sparta referred to ,. C. Athens referred to , .. D. Rome referred to , .. E. Carthage referred to ,. F. Venice referred to , .. G. Holland referred to ,. 31 31 31 31 81 ...
... commerce tends to peace , " A. Introductory remarks , ... 30 30 B. Sparta referred to ,. C. Athens referred to , .. D. Rome referred to , .. E. Carthage referred to ,. F. Venice referred to , .. G. Holland referred to ,. 31 31 31 31 81 ...
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... commerce of America has excited the jealousy of foreign powers ,. . . . . . ..... XI . 64 ཚ 65 B. the necessity of uniformity of action in America in order to secure the benefits arising from its own markets , ........... 65 C. the ...
... commerce of America has excited the jealousy of foreign powers ,. . . . . . ..... XI . 64 ཚ 65 B. the necessity of uniformity of action in America in order to secure the benefits arising from its own markets , ........... 65 C. the ...
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... commerce of America ,. A. the rivalship of the different parts would frustrate all their natural advantages for promoting commerce , .. B. it would become " a prey to the wanton intermeddling of all nations who are at war with each ...
... commerce of America ,. A. the rivalship of the different parts would frustrate all their natural advantages for promoting commerce , .. B. it would become " a prey to the wanton intermeddling of all nations who are at war with each ...
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... commerce from whence it is drawn , ... 76 B. by simplifying the regulations for its collection , ...... F. the separation of the States would destroy this source of 76 revenue , ... .................. 76 A. by promoting illicit trade ...
... commerce from whence it is drawn , ... 76 B. by simplifying the regulations for its collection , ...... F. the separation of the States would destroy this source of 76 revenue , ... .................. 76 A. by promoting illicit trade ...
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