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6821. POWER, Exercise of.—[further continued].
In one sentiment of
[your] speech I particularly concur,—“if we
have a doubt relative to any power, we ought
not to exercise it”.—
To Edward Livingston. Washington ed. vii, 343.
Ford ed., x, 300.
(M.
1824)
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