James Wilson Nation Builder 1742 1798
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Space will not permit of more than a cursory glance at his services in the Convention. 1 In the index to The Documentary History of the Constitution of the United States, as recently published by the government, seven and a half columns of fine print are taken up in merely indicating the topics he discussed. However, a brief summary of his work in the Convention will not be out of place : He desired the executive, legislative, and judicial departments to be independent of each other. He wished ...to guard the 1 Those interested are referred to McLaughlin s able analysis, entitled "James Wilson and the the Constitution, " Polit. Sc. Or. , March, 1897.
general government against the encroach ments of the states, yet he desired the preservation of the state governments, and stood like a rock against all those who would have abolished them, declaring on June 19, according to the minutes of Chief Justice Robert Yates of New York: "I am (to borrow a sea phrase) for taking a new departure, and wish to consider in what direction we sail, and what may be the end of the voyage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Space will not permit of more than a cursory glance at his services in the Convention. 1 In the index to The Documentary History of the Constitution of the United States, as recently published by the government, seven and a half columns of fine print are taken up in merely indicating the topics he discussed. However, a brief summary of his work in the Convention will not be out of place : He desired the executive, legislative, and judicial departments to be independent of each other. He wished ...to guard the 1 Those interested are referred to McLaughlin s able analysis, entitled "James Wilson and the the Constitution, " Polit. Sc. Or. , March, 1897.
general government against the encroach ments of the states, yet he desired the preservation of the state governments, and stood like a rock against all those who would have abolished them, declaring on June 19, according to the minutes of Chief Justice Robert Yates of New York: "I am (to borrow a sea phrase) for taking a new departure, and wish to consider in what direction we sail, and what may be the end of the voyage.
What to read after James Wilson Nation Builder 1742 1798?
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