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8025. SOVEREIGNTY, Partition of.—
I
see with great pleasure every testimony to the
principles of pure republicanism; and every
effort to preserve untouched that partition of
the sovereignty which our excellent Constitution
has made between the general and particular
governments.—
To James Sullivan.
Ford ed., v, 369.
(Pa.,
1791)
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