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... raise money . " Money is one of the essential agencies of Government , " wrote Hamilton . " Without it no Govern- ment can exist , and without the power to raise it , it cannot be had . " While the direct break with England was caused ...
... raise money . " Money is one of the essential agencies of Government , " wrote Hamilton . " Without it no Govern- ment can exist , and without the power to raise it , it cannot be had . " While the direct break with England was caused ...
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... raising funds by the various forms of taxation shown in the preceding paragraph , Congress is authorized , when the present resources of the Nation are insufficient , to borrow on its credit that is , to raise money upon the resources ...
... raising funds by the various forms of taxation shown in the preceding paragraph , Congress is authorized , when the present resources of the Nation are insufficient , to borrow on its credit that is , to raise money upon the resources ...
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... raise armies after Congress had made the declaration of war . The President cannot raise an army , nor can Congress maintain one by an appropriation for a longer term than two years . England , which suffered much from Kings and ...
... raise armies after Congress had made the declaration of war . The President cannot raise an army , nor can Congress maintain one by an appropriation for a longer term than two years . England , which suffered much from Kings and ...
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