The Southern Quarterly Review, 9. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 |
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221. oldal
... population of only 7,227,869 , may elect the Presi- dent , and , through him , forbid the enactment of a bill passed by a population of S , 680,507 in the other seven States . In the Senate , " fourteen of the smaller States , with a ...
... population of only 7,227,869 , may elect the Presi- dent , and , through him , forbid the enactment of a bill passed by a population of S , 680,507 in the other seven States . In the Senate , " fourteen of the smaller States , with a ...
222. oldal
... population of 7,652,097 , could modify and alter the constitution against the voice of 8,216,279 in the other six States ; while " nineteen of the larger States , with a population , in federal numbers , of 18,526,073 , cannot , even if ...
... population of 7,652,097 , could modify and alter the constitution against the voice of 8,216,279 in the other six States ; while " nineteen of the larger States , with a population , in federal numbers , of 18,526,073 , cannot , even if ...
385. oldal
... population which could execute all these wonderful things ; " ( vide . Lectures p . 11 , ) where is the " injustice to Cush and scientific truth , " in supposing that an equally " immense population " may have sprung from him ? ( 4 ...
... population which could execute all these wonderful things ; " ( vide . Lectures p . 11 , ) where is the " injustice to Cush and scientific truth , " in supposing that an equally " immense population " may have sprung from him ? ( 4 ...
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