Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... constitutional provision , to complain of the constitution it- self , and to propose its amendment to suit our wishes for the mo- ment , is strengthened and apparently justified by certain false notions as to the origin of constitutions ...
... constitutional provision , to complain of the constitution it- self , and to propose its amendment to suit our wishes for the mo- ment , is strengthened and apparently justified by certain false notions as to the origin of constitutions ...
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... constitutions are generated , not made , and that no convention can draw up and impose a constitution , which shall be really a constitution , unless its essential principles are already , through Providence , established in the wants ...
... constitutions are generated , not made , and that no convention can draw up and impose a constitution , which shall be really a constitution , unless its essential principles are already , through Providence , established in the wants ...
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... constitution confers . Deriving their existence and their rights from the civil consti- tution , it is absurd to pretend that the majority are , or can be , deprived of any of their rights by any constitutional provision whatever . If ...
... constitution confers . Deriving their existence and their rights from the civil consti- tution , it is absurd to pretend that the majority are , or can be , deprived of any of their rights by any constitutional provision whatever . If ...
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