The Confederation And the Constitution, 1783-1789
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There also arose even before June i the critical proposition to grant the national legislature the right "to call forth the force of the Union against any member . . . failing to fulfil its duty tmder the articles thereof." Madison, the real author of the Virginia plan,' which was meeting such favor, was eager for effective government but he doubted the practicability, justice, and efficacy of force, "whea applied to people collectively and not individually.'" "The use of force against a State,... would look mor
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There also arose even before June i the critical proposition to grant the national legislature the right "to call forth the force of the Union against any member . . . failing to fulfil its duty tmder the articles thereof." Madison, the real author of the Virginia plan,' which was meeting such favor, was eager for effective government but he doubted the practicability, justice, and efficacy of force, "whea applied to people collectively and not individually.'" "The use of force against a State,... would look mor
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