An Historical, Topographical, and Statistical View of the United States of America: From the Earliest Period to the Present Time, Volume 1J. Ridgway, 1819 - United States |
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... establish in it . It has been an opinion , countenanced by high authority , " that the natural property of small ftates ... established government , the state must be supported in the extent it has acquired ; and that the spirit of the ...
... establish in it . It has been an opinion , countenanced by high authority , " that the natural property of small ftates ... established government , the state must be supported in the extent it has acquired ; and that the spirit of the ...
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... establish juftice , & c . DO ORDAIN AND ESTABLISH this conftitution , for the United States of America . " It is announced in their name , it receives its political existence from their authority - they ordain and establish : What is ...
... establish juftice , & c . DO ORDAIN AND ESTABLISH this conftitution , for the United States of America . " It is announced in their name , it receives its political existence from their authority - they ordain and establish : What is ...
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... established . in Bohemia and Moravia , as early as the year 1456. About the middle of the last century , they left their native country to avoid perfecution , and to enjoy liberty of confcience , and the true exercise of the religion of ...
... established . in Bohemia and Moravia , as early as the year 1456. About the middle of the last century , they left their native country to avoid perfecution , and to enjoy liberty of confcience , and the true exercise of the religion of ...
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