Seven Conventions
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A government must be supported ; for support it must have its own revenue. If it had to depend upon requisitions, precious time might be lost between its necessities, and possibilities of supply through the action of the State governments. Eequisitions might be neglected, even refused ; collision might ensue, and the Union be dissolved. " Henry rejoined : " The fate of America is involved in my question. Whether this plan is a confederation of States, or a consolidation of States, turns upon th...at little ' We, the people. ' The inquiry is not how trade may be TEE CONVENTION OF VIRGINIA, 1788. 73 increased, or a great and powerful people may be formed, but bow liberty — wbicb ougbt to be tbe direct end of gov- ernment — may be secured. Unfortunately, nothing wiU preserve it but force. To give up the means to preserve it will be ruin. My great objection to this government is, that it does not leave us the means of defending our rights. It is said that it is not safe to reject it. Why not ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A government must be supported ; for support it must have its own revenue. If it had to depend upon requisitions, precious time might be lost between its necessities, and possibilities of supply through the action of the State governments. Eequisitions might be neglected, even refused ; collision might ensue, and the Union be dissolved. " Henry rejoined : " The fate of America is involved in my question. Whether this plan is a confederation of States, or a consolidation of States, turns upon th...at little ' We, the people. ' The inquiry is not how trade may be TEE CONVENTION OF VIRGINIA, 1788. 73 increased, or a great and powerful people may be formed, but bow liberty — wbicb ougbt to be tbe direct end of gov- ernment — may be secured. Unfortunately, nothing wiU preserve it but force. To give up the means to preserve it will be ruin. My great objection to this government is, that it does not leave us the means of defending our rights. It is said that it is not safe to reject it. Why not ?
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