Allegiance and Sovereignty in State and Union
Judge Barper argues allegiance is a true obedience to the State's sovereign authority. He traces loyalty from feudal fealty to modern constitutional sovereignty, asserting the people, not a king, hold ultimate power in the State and in the federal compact with the United States.
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