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382. APPORTIONMENT RATIO, Arbitrary.—
If the [ratio of] representation [is]
obtained by any process not prescribed in the
Constitution, it becomes arbitrary and inadmissible.—
Opinion on Apportionment Bill. Washington ed. vii, 595.
Ford ed., v, 494.
(1792)
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