Present Problems in Foreign Policy
Present Problems in Foreign Policy
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. . In as ample manner and form, and with THE TREATY-MAKING POWER equal force and efficiency, as We Ourselves could do, if personally present. " There is no one in the United States who can thus speak as a sovereign except the whole people, and they have never thus spoken. They have created a National Gov- ernment, but they have definitely limited its powers; and it possesses none that are not delegated to it in the Constitution of the United States.
There is, therefore, occasion to point out t...hat alliances and compacts affecting the condition and destinies of the European na- tions, whose laws and traditions entitle a personal sovereign to act, are entered into with more assurance and less reserve, are more customary, and therefore less subject to popular judgment, than is the case in the United States of America; whose Govern- ment is not a sovereign, but derives all its powers from the people, who have delegated to it only a partial representation of the sovereign authority which, in this country, the people alone possess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . In as ample manner and form, and with THE TREATY-MAKING POWER equal force and efficiency, as We Ourselves could do, if personally present. " There is no one in the United States who can thus speak as a sovereign except the whole people, and they have never thus spoken. They have created a National Gov- ernment, but they have definitely limited its powers; and it possesses none that are not delegated to it in the Constitution of the United States.
There is, therefore, occasion to point out t...hat alliances and compacts affecting the condition and destinies of the European na- tions, whose laws and traditions entitle a personal sovereign to act, are entered into with more assurance and less reserve, are more customary, and therefore less subject to popular judgment, than is the case in the United States of America; whose Govern- ment is not a sovereign, but derives all its powers from the people, who have delegated to it only a partial representation of the sovereign authority which, in this country, the people alone possess.
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