The New-England Magazine, Band 2Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1832 |
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... representatives . The majority of the representatives should also represent a majority of the people , and the legisla- tive body should be so constructed , that every law affecting property should have the consent of those who hold a ...
... representatives . The majority of the representatives should also represent a majority of the people , and the legisla- tive body should be so constructed , that every law affecting property should have the consent of those who hold a ...
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... representatives were returned . About as many constituted the House , I think , only seven or eight years since . Equal laws on important subjects were not less likely to be proposed and adopted in such assemblies , than in the great ...
... representatives were returned . About as many constituted the House , I think , only seven or eight years since . Equal laws on important subjects were not less likely to be proposed and adopted in such assemblies , than in the great ...
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... Representatives . Early in the session , a bill was reported by a select committee of the House of Representatives , for fixing the ratio of representation in the next Congress . The ratio adopted in the bill was 48,000 . It occasioned ...
... Representatives . Early in the session , a bill was reported by a select committee of the House of Representatives , for fixing the ratio of representation in the next Congress . The ratio adopted in the bill was 48,000 . It occasioned ...
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