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Therefore, according to the precedents of our history, reinforced by reason and authority, does the “assumpsit” of the treaty fail.
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gutenberg.orgTherefore, according to the precedents of our history, reinforced by reason and authority, does the “assumpsit” of the treaty fail.
Sumner argues that the treaty's validity is undermined by historical precedents and legal reasoning.
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