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I think if Hamilton wanted what he says he wanted, then the Constitution should have been clearer and/or more specific about it. It's generally poor form for a country to write important, nation defining documents one way, and then say in other speeches/letters "well, what we MEANT was...."
And if the preamble has no legal binding, then neither do any of the letters and speeches of the Founding Fathers that concern the Constitution.
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