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2918. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, Formation of.—[further continued].
My idea is that the Federal
government should be organized into
legislative, executive, and judiciary, as are
the State governments, and some peaceable
means of enforcement devised for the Federal
head over the States.—
To J. Blair. Washington ed. ii, 249.
(P.
1787)
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