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The power to regulate commerce includes the power to regulate navigation, as connected with the commerce with foreign nations and among the States.
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gutenberg.orgThe power to regulate commerce includes the power to regulate navigation, as connected with the commerce with foreign nations and among the States.
Here, Sumner asserts that the power to regulate commerce inherently includes navigation regulations.
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