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Nullification, Secession, Webster's Argument, and the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions

Note 87 — Chapter V

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See No. LXXX. of the Federalist for Hamilton’s clear and able statement of the powers of the judicial department. He says it is a political axiom, that the judicial power of a government should be co-extensive with its legislative, and that the government should and did have the power over States and their judiciary in all cases arising under the Constitution and United States laws.

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