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6843. POWERS, The enumerated.—
To
take a single step beyond the boundaries
specifically drawn around the powers of
Congress [in the enumerated powers] is to
take possession of a boundless field of power,
no longer susceptible of any definition.—
National Bank Opinion. Washington ed. vii, 556.
Ford ed., v, 285.
(1791)
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