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... never was an assembly of men , charged with a great and arduous trust , who were more pure in their motives , or more exclusively or anxiously devoted to the object committed to them , than were the members of the Federal Convention 14.
... never was an assembly of men , charged with a great and arduous trust , who were more pure in their motives , or more exclusively or anxiously devoted to the object committed to them , than were the members of the Federal Convention 14.
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Originally , the Constitution permitted few powers to the federal government , these chiefly being , as Thomas Jefferson said , the powers concerning “ war , peace , negotiation and distributing to 20.
Originally , the Constitution permitted few powers to the federal government , these chiefly being , as Thomas Jefferson said , the powers concerning “ war , peace , negotiation and distributing to 20.
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In recent years , we have allowed Congress to fund numerous federal agencies . While these agencies may provide some needed services and protection of rights , they also encroach significantly on our constitutional rights .
In recent years , we have allowed Congress to fund numerous federal agencies . While these agencies may provide some needed services and protection of rights , they also encroach significantly on our constitutional rights .
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