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... representative system was not un- known to the ancient Greeks . It has been known for many centuries in England and ... representative chamber . It is in this mode , and in this mode only , that your representative hall can be , what it ...
... representative system was not un- known to the ancient Greeks . It has been known for many centuries in England and ... representative chamber . It is in this mode , and in this mode only , that your representative hall can be , what it ...
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... representatives do , and they are the most numerous in the legislative department of the government . A representative is not a representative of the State or of the people of the State , in a State relation or capacity , but of the ...
... representatives do , and they are the most numerous in the legislative department of the government . A representative is not a representative of the State or of the people of the State , in a State relation or capacity , but of the ...
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... representative of a specific locality alone ; he belongs to the entire country ; the national government , in its widest embrace , claims him ; his consti- tuency is the whole population of the nation , and not the people inclusively ...
... representative of a specific locality alone ; he belongs to the entire country ; the national government , in its widest embrace , claims him ; his consti- tuency is the whole population of the nation , and not the people inclusively ...
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PORTRAITS OF HON AARON V BROWN POSTMASTER GENERAL | 66 |
Arnold and Andrè meeting of 300 Constitution the 426 | 192 |
Bard the Favorite 186 D | 335 |
Urheberrecht | |
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