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Page 371
... grant for the same purpose , expressed in the following words : " The United States in congress assembled , shall have the sole and exclusive right and power of establishing and If the United States possess this power , it must ...
... grant for the same purpose , expressed in the following words : " The United States in congress assembled , shall have the sole and exclusive right and power of establishing and If the United States possess this power , it must ...
Page 374
... grant , states , respectively , and the advantages anticipat . I should suppose that it was the first , rather than ed from the transfer of the power to congress , the second . The pretension to it , however , under were among those ...
... grant , states , respectively , and the advantages anticipat . I should suppose that it was the first , rather than ed from the transfer of the power to congress , the second . The pretension to it , however , under were among those ...
Page 375
... grant , embracing the same object with the first , but with much greater power than it , would be in the highest degree absurd . The order generally observed in grants , an order founded in common sense , since it promotes a clear ...
... grant , embracing the same object with the first , but with much greater power than it , would be in the highest degree absurd . The order generally observed in grants , an order founded in common sense , since it promotes a clear ...
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