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... whole power they have given afraid of another . themselves in quality of legislators . When the legislative and execu- They may plunder the state by their tive powers are united in the same general determinations ; and , as they person ...
... whole power they have given afraid of another . themselves in quality of legislators . When the legislative and execu- They may plunder the state by their tive powers are united in the same general determinations ; and , as they person ...
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... whole senate and all their enemies , of whom none were to be spared except the sons of Pompey , who were to be kept as hostages of their peace and re- conciliation with their father ; that in the consternation of the fire and massacre ...
... whole senate and all their enemies , of whom none were to be spared except the sons of Pompey , who were to be kept as hostages of their peace and re- conciliation with their father ; that in the consternation of the fire and massacre ...
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... whole bench dreadful fatality now hangs ; and that clear to him . Here I , that violent the vengeance so long due to their consul , who by a single word drive villany , baseness , guilt , and crimes , citizens into banishment , demanded ...
... whole bench dreadful fatality now hangs ; and that clear to him . Here I , that violent the vengeance so long due to their consul , who by a single word drive villany , baseness , guilt , and crimes , citizens into banishment , demanded ...
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VOL II | 1 |
The effects of a dissolution of the Fede | 16 |
Necessity of the Union | 23 |
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