Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson: Representative SelectionsAmerican Book Company, 1934 - 422 頁 |
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第 101 頁
... exist , the evils of it are only to be palliated by a scrupulous attention , on the part of the Government , to carry the violation no further than the necessity absolutely requires , and to manifest , if the nature of the case admit of ...
... exist , the evils of it are only to be palliated by a scrupulous attention , on the part of the Government , to carry the violation no further than the necessity absolutely requires , and to manifest , if the nature of the case admit of ...
第 102 頁
... exist , in which violations of the public faith , in this respect , are inevitable ; yet there is great reason to believe that they exist far less frequently than precedents indicate , and are oftenest either pretended , through levity ...
... exist , in which violations of the public faith , in this respect , are inevitable ; yet there is great reason to believe that they exist far less frequently than precedents indicate , and are oftenest either pretended , through levity ...
第 132 頁
... exist . And I most sincerely regret the causes of the uneasy sensations you experience . It is my most anxious wish , as far as may depend upon me , to smooth the path of your administration , and to render it prosperous and happy . And ...
... exist . And I most sincerely regret the causes of the uneasy sensations you experience . It is my most anxious wish , as far as may depend upon me , to smooth the path of your administration , and to render it prosperous and happy . And ...
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