The Resources of the United States of America: Or, A View of the Agricultural, Commercial, Manufacturing, Financial, Political, Literary, Moral and Religious Capacity and Character of the American PeopleJames Eastburn & Company at the literary rooms, Broadway, corner of Pine-street, Abraham Paul, printer., 1818 - United States - 505 pages |
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... tical evil ; for in every civilized , opulent , and thriving society , a certain magnificence of expenditure , is an in- dispensable part of official greatness ; and if the high places of the State do not afford sufficient means to ...
... tical evil ; for in every civilized , opulent , and thriving society , a certain magnificence of expenditure , is an in- dispensable part of official greatness ; and if the high places of the State do not afford sufficient means to ...
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... tical relations subsisting between the United States , and the other sovereignties of the world ; they assem- ble together in the Senate and House of Representa- tives , and hurry through into statutes all sorts of bills ; the meaning ...
... tical relations subsisting between the United States , and the other sovereignties of the world ; they assem- ble together in the Senate and House of Representa- tives , and hurry through into statutes all sorts of bills ; the meaning ...
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... tical vote ; to permit them to elect or be elected to any office in the State , from that of the chief executive of the whole nation down to the lowest ministerial officer in 27 RESOURCES OF THE UNITED STATES . 209 209-duty of a wise ...
... tical vote ; to permit them to elect or be elected to any office in the State , from that of the chief executive of the whole nation down to the lowest ministerial officer in 27 RESOURCES OF THE UNITED STATES . 209 209-duty of a wise ...
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... tical administration of the federal government . Ge- It is the more necessary to lay the foundations of go- vernment broad and deep , since every new government is of necessity weak , precisely because it is new . neral Hamilton was so ...
... tical administration of the federal government . Ge- It is the more necessary to lay the foundations of go- vernment broad and deep , since every new government is of necessity weak , precisely because it is new . neral Hamilton was so ...
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... tical processes of judgment , reasoning , selection , and combination , in order to exhibit the soul and spirit of the subjects discussed , condensed into plain and practi- cal results . This is especially the case with those who ...
... tical processes of judgment , reasoning , selection , and combination , in order to exhibit the soul and spirit of the subjects discussed , condensed into plain and practi- cal results . This is especially the case with those who ...
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