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constitutional_history--2053	Brownson, Orestes Augustus	The American Republic: Its Constitution, Tendencies, and Destiny	nan		.txt	text/plain	94546	2893	49	These general relations and interests are placed under the General government, which, because its jurisdiction is coextensive with the Union, is called the Government of the United States; the particular relations and interests are placed under particular governments, which, because their jurisdiction is only coextensive, with the States respectively, are called State governments. Yet such illegal organizations, though they are neither States nor State governments, and incapable of being legalized by any action of the Executive or of Congress, may, nevertheless, be legalized by being indorsed or acquiesced in by the territorial people.	cache/constitutional_history--2053.txt	txt/constitutional_history--2053.txt