A Pamphlet On Equal Rights And Privileges to the People of the United States
A Pamphlet On Equal Rights And Privileges to the People of the United States
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'ith sovereign ; common consent of the States, had ren- 'onie mpi? Can it be argued that all |dered one null and' void, and the other U. T'ir injurious enactments that formed) the supreme law of the land. But su['- suidian im[)erfect bond of Union between : pose that every part of said orainancc tiie stales and so entirely inadequate to ) has been strictly adhered' to by Congress, iueei the wants and contingencies of the {'it cannot in thai everit be made to ap- government, should be recognized... by ^ pear in any other light than that there ')ur Constitution as a part of the supreme (has been a gross and total departure, eii law of the land? Can it be suj)posed (the part of Congress, from ttie fundamen- that when the framers of our Constitu- aal principles of our govermnent, by tl;e uon fromed the present plan of govern- : unanimous adherence to which the Stales uu-nt, and declared their object was to ) were actuated when they formed our i more perlect Un'on, establish ( present Union, as it is now projjosed ') justice, insure domestic tranquility, pio vid ■ the general welfare, and secure the bless- ^al assembly of Virginia, at tliei ings of liberty to themselves and posteri-!; begun Ocfober 20th, 17S3, how: — The north west lerriiory A for tlie common del"ence, promote { ceded to the United States by the "' ^;- and ate 1 ry, I say it is possible that the lramersU)y the Congress of the United S't^tes of our Constitution could have had the / March 1st, 17S4.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'ith sovereign ; common consent of the States, had ren- 'onie mpi? Can it be argued that all |dered one null and' void, and the other U. T'ir injurious enactments that formed) the supreme law of the land. But su['- suidian im[)erfect bond of Union between : pose that every part of said orainancc tiie stales and so entirely inadequate to ) has been strictly adhered' to by Congress, iueei the wants and contingencies of the {'it cannot in thai everit be made to ap- government, should be recognized... by ^ pear in any other light than that there ')ur Constitution as a part of the supreme (has been a gross and total departure, eii law of the land? Can it be suj)posed (the part of Congress, from ttie fundamen- that when the framers of our Constitu- aal principles of our govermnent, by tl;e uon fromed the present plan of govern- : unanimous adherence to which the Stales uu-nt, and declared their object was to ) were actuated when they formed our i more perlect Un'on, establish ( present Union, as it is now projjosed ') justice, insure domestic tranquility, pio vid ■ the general welfare, and secure the bless- ^al assembly of Virginia, at tliei ings of liberty to themselves and posteri-!; begun Ocfober 20th, 17S3, how: — The north west lerriiory A for tlie common del"ence, promote { ceded to the United States by the "' ^;- and ate 1 ry, I say it is possible that the lramersU)y the Congress of the United S't^tes of our Constitution could have had the / March 1st, 17S4.
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