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The Right of Revolution in Missouri State Doctrine
A Missouri legislator argues for the inalienable right of revolution and the independence of state authority from federal control. He denounces any constitutional clause that would bind this right to federal limits, citing the Mecklenburg declaration, the Declaration of Independence, and state constitutions to support a separate, reformist rather than revolutionary, stance within the state’s bill of rights.
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Mr. Lay
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New England
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Kuklux
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Massachusette
New Hampshire
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