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... observed that , until there was some infallible cri- terion of reason , a difference of opinion must be toler- ated . He did not believe the discontents extended far from the seat of government . He had seen and spoken with many people ...
... observed that , until there was some infallible cri- terion of reason , a difference of opinion must be toler- ated . He did not believe the discontents extended far from the seat of government . He had seen and spoken with many people ...
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... observed . " " No , " rejoined Jef- ferson . " There are very few cases , indeed , arising out of treaties , which they can take notice of . The President is to see that treaties are observed . " " If he decides against the treaty ...
... observed . " " No , " rejoined Jef- ferson . " There are very few cases , indeed , arising out of treaties , which they can take notice of . The President is to see that treaties are observed . " " If he decides against the treaty ...
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... observed , a just regard to the Constitution and to the duty of my office , under all the circumstances of this case , forbid a compliance with your request . " A resolution to make provision for carrying the treaty into effect , gave ...
... observed , a just regard to the Constitution and to the duty of my office , under all the circumstances of this case , forbid a compliance with your request . " A resolution to make provision for carrying the treaty into effect , gave ...
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