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1410. COMMERCE, Laws governing.—
George Mason's proposition in the [Federal]
Convention was wise, that on laws regulating
commerce, two-thirds of the votes should be
required to pass them.—
To James Madison. Washington ed. iv, 323.
Ford ed., vii, 432.
(Pa.,
March. 1800)
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