The resources and the faith of the nation, displayed in the system which Congress has established, insure respect and confidence both at home and abroad.
James Madison: “The resources and the faith of the nation, displayed in the system which Congress has established, insure respect and…”
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Madison asserts that the nation's resources and faith in the established system foster respect and confidence domestically and internationally.
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