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Allegiance and sovereignty in the state and union
A judge argues allegiance is the true obedience to a sovereign power. He traces allegiance from feudal fealty to the Crown, then to the state, and finally to the United States Constitution as the supreme law. He asserts sovereignty rests in the people, exercised through the state and the federal government, with Parliament or Congress as an ultimate authority only by delegation.
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