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Do the People Have Right to Change Government Itself
The speaker argues the people hold inherent power to form and alter governments, rejecting the notion that constitutions fix the mode of change. He contends a total state or national government implies perpetual alteration rights, while state constitutions may permit amendment by legitimate means without revolution.
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Illinois
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Michigan
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Bern
Thare
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John Pickerson
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