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It maintains the supremacy of the national government on all national affairs, while observing and protecting the rights of the states.
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gutenberg.orgIt maintains the supremacy of the national government on all national affairs, while observing and protecting the rights of the states.
Sherman emphasizes the balance of power between the national government and states' rights.
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