...equip, and render effective such armies as we might have within the previous limitation and to provide for the common defense. And, as to this latter purpose,...Congress an unlimited power to procure sites for, erect, arm, and snpply at will these forts, magazines, arsenals, and other needful buildings for military...

...equip, and render effective such armies as we might have within the previous limitation, and ti provide for the common defense. And, as to this latter purpose,...Congress an unlimited power to procure sites for, erect, arm, and supply, at will, these forts, magazines, arsenals, and other needed buildings for military...

...equip, and render effective such armies as we might have within the previous limitation, and to provide for the common defense. And, as to this latter purpose,...to the Government exclusive jurisdiction over all pieces purchased by the consent of a State, "for the erection of forts, magazines, arsenals, dockyards,...

...equip, and render effective such armies as we might have within the previous limitation, and to provide for the common defense. And, as to this latter purpose,...article I, which gives to the Government exclusive juris. dicticn over all places purchased by the ecnsent ef a State, “for the erection of forts, magazines,...

...the raising and supporting of an army. He also points out — • Clause 17, section 8, article 1, which gives to the Government exclusive jurisdiction...State for the erection of forts, magazines, arsenals, dockyards and other needful buildings — and says that this — confers upon Congress an unlimited...