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156.
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157.The Federalist Papers
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158.The Federalist Papers
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159.The Federalist Papers
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160. The Kentucky Resolutions of 1798,
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161. Quoted in Jacob M. Braude,
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162.The Federalist Papers
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163. Elliot,
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164. "Memorial and Remonstrance," in Rives and Fendall,
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165.Psalm 115:16.
166. John Locke,
Second Essay Concerning Civil Government
, p. 30, par. 25.
167.Genesis 1:28.
168. John Locke,
Second Essay Concerning Civil Government
, pp. 30-31, par. 26-27.
169. John Locke,
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, p. 31, par. 27-29.
170. George Sutherland, "Principle or Expedient?",
Annual Address to the New York State Bar Association
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171. Quoted in
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172. John Locke,
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173. Charles Francis Adams, ed.,
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174. Saul K. Padover, ed.,
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175. 2 Dall 304, 310 [Pa. 1795]; emphasis added.
176. Ludwig von Mises,
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177. "Why the President Said No," in
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178. Bergh,
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, 8:31.
179.Fitzpatrick,
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180.
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181.
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182.
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183.Article I, Section 8, clause 5.
184.Fitzpatrick,
Writings of George Washington
, 11:217.
185. Quoted in Olive Cushing Dwinell,
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186. Ford,
Writings of Thomas Jefferson
, 10:133.
187. Ford,
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188. Bergh,
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189. Quoted in Gertrude Margaret Coogan,
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190. Bergh,
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191. Bergh,
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192. William Ebenstein,
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193. George Saintsbury, "Montesquieu,"
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194.
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195.
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196. Koch,
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197. Koch,
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198. Koch,
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, pp. 163-64.
199. Koch,
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, p. 252.
200. Koch,
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201. Koch,
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202. Koch,
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203.The Federalist Papers
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