Such was the great concession that was made to secure the Constitution; and the only respect in which the Constitution to-day cannot be amended is that by express provision the equality of representation in the Senate shall never be disturbed.
James Beck: “Such was the great concession that was made to secure the Constitution; and the only respect in which the Constitution…”
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Beck discusses the unamendable nature of equal representation in the Senate as a crucial aspect of the Constitution.
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