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The first Congress proposed twelve amendments to the states; what we call the Bill of Rights consists of amendments three through twelve of that set.
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The first Congress proposed twelve amendments to the states; what we call the Bill of Rights consists of amendments three through twelve of that set.
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The first Congress proposed twelve amendments to the states; what we call the Bill of Rights consists of amendments three through twelve of that set.
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Yet exactly half of those first 10 amendments in the Constitution, that we call the Bill of Rights, explicitly protect the rights of the accused.
Julie Ingersoll: Gitmo And Hypocrisy: Selectively Living By The Intentions Of The Founders And The Bible Julie Ingersoll 2012
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Yet exactly half of those first 10 amendments in the Constitution, that we call the Bill of Rights, explicitly protect the rights of the accused.
Julie Ingersoll: Gitmo And Hypocrisy: Selectively Living By The Intentions Of The Founders And The Bible Julie Ingersoll 2012
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Yet exactly half of those first 10 amendments in the Constitution, that we call the Bill of Rights, explicitly protect the rights of the accused.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Julie Ingersoll 2012
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These first ten amendments became known as The Bill of Rights, and of the original 55 delegates attending the Constitutional Convention, 39 signed the Bill of Rights, with only 3 delegates dissenting.
Political Pistachio 2009
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They can say you can do anything, except for the things that are in the Bill of Rights, which is a special brick and core protection.
Life Under ObamaCare 2010
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They can say you can do anything, except for the things that are in the Bill of Rights, which is a special brick and core protection.
Life Under ObamaCare 2010
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They can say you can do anything, except for the things that are in the Bill of Rights, which is a special brick and core protection.
Life Under ObamaCare 2010
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