What is Our Constitution,--League, Pact, Or Government? Two Lectures On the Constitution of the United States Concluding a Course On the Modern State, Delivered in the Law School of Columbia College, During the Winter of 1860 And 1861, to Which is Appende
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" Sept. 5th. Congress at Philadelphia, the Continental Con- gress, " American Association."' After the separation of the Continental Congress, general preparation for war, and pronounced determination to assist one another.
1775. " We, the delegates of the United Colonies," give the com- mission to Washington, and vest him " with full power and ' Debates in South Carolina (Miller), p. 43. I quote from the Appendix to The Union, a Sermon delivered on the Day of the National Fast, Jan. 4, 1861, b...y T.
II. Taylor, D. D.
^ A pamphlet was published at Charleston, S. C, in 1859, " The Association of 17*74," with the well-executed facsimiles of the signers.
20 LECTURES ON THE authority to act as you shall think for the good and welfare of the service." 1775. July 4th. Washington issues an order, in which he declares that all the troops raised, or to be raised, " for the support and the defence of the liberties of America" being taken into the pay and service of the Continental Congress, " they are now the troops of the United Provinces of North America ; and it is hoped that all distinctions of colonies will be laid aside, so that one and the same spirit may animate the whole." The first resolution of the Mecklenburg Declaration^ — that bold and historically naive instrument — declares : " That who- soever directly or inJirectly abetted or," &c., " countenanced the unchartered and dangerous invasion of our rights, as claimed by Great Britain, is an enemy to this country, to America, and to the inherent and inalienable rights of man."' 1776.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Sept. 5th. Congress at Philadelphia, the Continental Con- gress, " American Association."' After the separation of the Continental Congress, general preparation for war, and pronounced determination to assist one another.
1775. " We, the delegates of the United Colonies," give the com- mission to Washington, and vest him " with full power and ' Debates in South Carolina (Miller), p. 43. I quote from the Appendix to The Union, a Sermon delivered on the Day of the National Fast, Jan. 4, 1861, b...y T.
II. Taylor, D. D.
^ A pamphlet was published at Charleston, S. C, in 1859, " The Association of 17*74," with the well-executed facsimiles of the signers.
20 LECTURES ON THE authority to act as you shall think for the good and welfare of the service." 1775. July 4th. Washington issues an order, in which he declares that all the troops raised, or to be raised, " for the support and the defence of the liberties of America" being taken into the pay and service of the Continental Congress, " they are now the troops of the United Provinces of North America ; and it is hoped that all distinctions of colonies will be laid aside, so that one and the same spirit may animate the whole." The first resolution of the Mecklenburg Declaration^ — that bold and historically naive instrument — declares : " That who- soever directly or inJirectly abetted or," &c., " countenanced the unchartered and dangerous invasion of our rights, as claimed by Great Britain, is an enemy to this country, to America, and to the inherent and inalienable rights of man."' 1776.
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