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الصفحة 128
concurrent majorities . The two ... It is proper to illustrate the distinction between
concurrent , federal and numerical majorities . A numerical majority , every one ,
of course , will understand as the major number of individuals in the community .
concurrent majorities . The two ... It is proper to illustrate the distinction between
concurrent , federal and numerical majorities . A numerical majority , every one ,
of course , will understand as the major number of individuals in the community .
الصفحة 129
majority of the enfranchised people , according as the case is provided for in the
compact of union . The general distinction between a federal and a numerical
majority is , that the one must always embrace the greatest number of individuals
...
majority of the enfranchised people , according as the case is provided for in the
compact of union . The general distinction between a federal and a numerical
majority is , that the one must always embrace the greatest number of individuals
...
الصفحة 358
pact , organized majority can be thus formed ; but formed it will be in time , even
without preconcert or design , by the sure workings of that principle or constitution
of our nature , in which government itself originates . When once formed , the ...
pact , organized majority can be thus formed ; but formed it will be in time , even
without preconcert or design , by the sure workings of that principle or constitution
of our nature , in which government itself originates . When once formed , the ...
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