On the record
There is nothing in the clause itself, there is nothing in any other clause, applicable to this pretended power.
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gutenberg.orgThere is nothing in the clause itself, there is nothing in any other clause, applicable to this pretended power.
Sumner argues that there is no constitutional basis for the claimed powers regarding fugitive legislation.
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