History of the Federal Government, for Fifty Years: From March, 1789 to March, 1839S.G. Simpkins, 1840 - 480 páginas |
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... law : nor may Congress justly interfere with the laws of a State , unless such laws are clearly repugnant to the au- thority of Congress , conferred on it by the Constitution ; or unless a State assumes to exercise authority ...
... law : nor may Congress justly interfere with the laws of a State , unless such laws are clearly repugnant to the au- thority of Congress , conferred on it by the Constitution ; or unless a State assumes to exercise authority ...
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... Congress should make no law respecting an establishment of religion , or prohibiting the free exercise thereof . This important subject belongs solely to the power and will of the majority in the respective States , and they have wisely ...
... Congress should make no law respecting an establishment of religion , or prohibiting the free exercise thereof . This important subject belongs solely to the power and will of the majority in the respective States , and they have wisely ...
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... Congress . A law was passed establishing a Post Office Department ; and it was provided that the mail should be carried from Portland , in Maine , to Savannah , in Georgia , a distance of fifteen hundred miles . It was soon after ...
... Congress . A law was passed establishing a Post Office Department ; and it was provided that the mail should be carried from Portland , in Maine , to Savannah , in Georgia , a distance of fifteen hundred miles . It was soon after ...
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... laws of Congress ; and to preserve to the respective State governments all the authority and power not clearly vested in the general government by the federal compact . * These additional articles of the Constitution were highly ...
... laws of Congress ; and to preserve to the respective State governments all the authority and power not clearly vested in the general government by the federal compact . * These additional articles of the Constitution were highly ...
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... Congress at the first session and the proceeds from imposts and tonnage , $ 2,170,000 . It was proposed to raise a ... law for arming and disciplining the militia , as the Consti- tution authorized ; and that particular attention ...
... Congress at the first session and the proceeds from imposts and tonnage , $ 2,170,000 . It was proposed to raise a ... law for arming and disciplining the militia , as the Consti- tution authorized ; and that particular attention ...
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