Memoirs, Correspondence, and Private Papers of Thomas Jefferson: Late President of the United StatesH. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1829 |
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... tion . Whatever of these enumerated objects is proper for a law , Congress may make the law ; whatever is proper to be executed by way of a treaty , the President and Senate may enter into the treaty ; whatever is to be done by a ...
... tion . Whatever of these enumerated objects is proper for a law , Congress may make the law ; whatever is proper to be executed by way of a treaty , the President and Senate may enter into the treaty ; whatever is to be done by a ...
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... tion of their stipulation to deliver , and to entitle themselves to the complete execution of our part of the agreements . In the mean time , the legislature is passing the bills , and we are pre- paring every thing to be done on our ...
... tion of their stipulation to deliver , and to entitle themselves to the complete execution of our part of the agreements . In the mean time , the legislature is passing the bills , and we are pre- paring every thing to be done on our ...
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... tion for having written that book , and in distress . I had read and approved the book ; I considered him as a man of genius , unjustly persecuted . I knew nothing of his private character , and immediately expressed my readiness to ...
... tion for having written that book , and in distress . I had read and approved the book ; I considered him as a man of genius , unjustly persecuted . I knew nothing of his private character , and immediately expressed my readiness to ...
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... tion . But the executive , believing the law to be unconsti- tutional , were bound to remit the execution of it ; because that power has been confided to them by the constitution . That instrument meant that its co - ordinate branches ...
... tion . But the executive , believing the law to be unconsti- tutional , were bound to remit the execution of it ; because that power has been confided to them by the constitution . That instrument meant that its co - ordinate branches ...
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... tion by a candid acknowledgment of them . TO DOCTORS ROGERS AND SLAUGHTER . GENTLEMEN , Washington , March 1806 . I have received the favour of your letter of February the 2nd , and read with thankfulness its obliging expressions re ...
... tion by a candid acknowledgment of them . TO DOCTORS ROGERS AND SLAUGHTER . GENTLEMEN , Washington , March 1806 . I have received the favour of your letter of February the 2nd , and read with thankfulness its obliging expressions re ...
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