George Washington: A BiographyDell Pub., 1987 - 333 頁 |
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第 235 頁
... Constitution were to be elected specially for that purpose by the voters in each state . The existing Congress , meeting in New York , declined to stand upon punctilio . It referred the Constitution to the states for action . Arriving ...
... Constitution were to be elected specially for that purpose by the voters in each state . The existing Congress , meeting in New York , declined to stand upon punctilio . It referred the Constitution to the states for action . Arriving ...
第 236 頁
... Constitution . Some even contended that the Articles of Confederation were adequate . Others argued that the Articles needed only small changes to be quite suitable , while still others urged that the Constitution be submitted to a ...
... Constitution . Some even contended that the Articles of Confederation were adequate . Others argued that the Articles needed only small changes to be quite suitable , while still others urged that the Constitution be submitted to a ...
第 238 頁
... Constitution did not con- tain a Bill of Rights . He foresaw not only a national tyranny , but a Congress under northern domination using exigencies of a future war to destroy slavery . He pointed out that the federal courts un- der the ...
... Constitution did not con- tain a Bill of Rights . He foresaw not only a national tyranny , but a Congress under northern domination using exigencies of a future war to destroy slavery . He pointed out that the federal courts un- der the ...
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