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. With an Historical Introduction and Notes, Volume 1H.O. Houghton, 1864 |
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Page xiv
... tion in New York and Connecticut , possibly in other States ; and through the ancient organization of " THE SONS OF LIBERTY , " practically revived under its former leaders , Colonels JOHN LAMB and MARINUS WILLETT , the most thoroughly ...
... tion in New York and Connecticut , possibly in other States ; and through the ancient organization of " THE SONS OF LIBERTY , " practically revived under its former leaders , Colonels JOHN LAMB and MARINUS WILLETT , the most thoroughly ...
Page xv
... tion to the expressed wills of her twelve sister States- whether or not the territories of the United States should , thenceforth , be severed by the intervening territory of a foreign sovereign republic ; whether or not the Union ...
... tion to the expressed wills of her twelve sister States- whether or not the territories of the United States should , thenceforth , be severed by the intervening territory of a foreign sovereign republic ; whether or not the Union ...
Page xix
... tion to " the new system , " and he resolved to employ the same potential agency which they had employed , — the newspaper press , and , if possible , the same sheets , for the dissemination of sentiments which , he hoped , would ...
... tion to " the new system , " and he resolved to employ the same potential agency which they had employed , — the newspaper press , and , if possible , the same sheets , for the dissemination of sentiments which , he hoped , would ...
Page xx
... tion of the proposed Constitution , without amendment , by the State of New York , was necessary in order to preserve the Union from disruption , and the State from anarchy , if not from dismemberment and annihilation ; that a ...
... tion of the proposed Constitution , without amendment , by the State of New York , was necessary in order to preserve the Union from disruption , and the State from anarchy , if not from dismemberment and annihilation ; that a ...
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... tion , in which General HAMILTON , his party , or his prin- ciples were involved . The letter of " CORRECTOR immediately arrested his attention ; and within a week after its publication in Washington it was copied at length into The ...
... tion , in which General HAMILTON , his party , or his prin- ciples were involved . The letter of " CORRECTOR immediately arrested his attention ; and within a week after its publication in Washington it was copied at length into The ...
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