Note 990 — Chapter IX
Reading edition
"The most common and ostensible objection was that it [the Constitution] would endanger state rights and personal liberty—that it was too strong." (Humphrey Marshall, i, 285.)
Reading edition
"The most common and ostensible objection was that it [the Constitution] would endanger state rights and personal liberty—that it was too strong." (Humphrey Marshall, i, 285.)