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1169. CENTRALIZATION, Judiciary drives
on to.—After twenty years' confirmation
of the federal system by the voice of the
nation, declared through the medium of elections,
we find the judiciary on every occasion,
still driving us into consolidation.—
To Spencer Roane. Washington ed. vii, 134.
Ford ed., X, 140.
(P.F.,,
18191819)gt;
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