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... practice , be a bad government . * It is in fact only by the execution of the Constitution and the laws , that the true value of either is known . If they are left as dead letters , they con- fer no benefit , and avert no evil ...
... practice , be a bad government . * It is in fact only by the execution of the Constitution and the laws , that the true value of either is known . If they are left as dead letters , they con- fer no benefit , and avert no evil ...
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... practice it has been said , that in republics there ought to be few or no secrets ; an illusory opinion , founded on ideal conceptions , and at variance with the useful practice of man- kind . If all the transactions of a cabinet ...
... practice it has been said , that in republics there ought to be few or no secrets ; an illusory opinion , founded on ideal conceptions , and at variance with the useful practice of man- kind . If all the transactions of a cabinet ...
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... practice , though constantly complained of as a heavy grievance , equally inconsistent with the rights of the subject , and the real convenience of the crown , was not abolished in England till the restoration of Charles II . The ...
... practice , though constantly complained of as a heavy grievance , equally inconsistent with the rights of the subject , and the real convenience of the crown , was not abolished in England till the restoration of Charles II . The ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
CHAPTER II | 33 |
CHAPTER X | 115 |
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