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6832. POWERS, Assumed.—[further continued].
If the three powers
maintain their mutual independence on each
other our Government may last long, but
not so if either can assume the authorities
of the other.—
To William C. Jarvis. Washington ed. vii, 179.
Ford ed., x, 161.
(M.
1820)
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