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I call it far-reaching: it will reach just as far as the endeavor to counteract it; it is coextensive with the Constitution itself.
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gutenberg.orgI call it far-reaching: it will reach just as far as the endeavor to counteract it; it is coextensive with the Constitution itself.
Sumner describes the expansive nature of constitutional power as being equal to the efforts to resist it.
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