The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... ground that the award by the commissioners was final , 1 although it seemed admitted that the contracts were authorized . The common law of general and special agents has , doubtless , its analogies in cases where the United States is ...
... ground that the award by the commissioners was final , 1 although it seemed admitted that the contracts were authorized . The common law of general and special agents has , doubtless , its analogies in cases where the United States is ...
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... ground that , practically , under the existing system , about half of each senate was annually re - elected , and it therefore amounted to the same thing as if they held over by law . It did not seem to occur to those constitution ...
... ground that , practically , under the existing system , about half of each senate was annually re - elected , and it therefore amounted to the same thing as if they held over by law . It did not seem to occur to those constitution ...
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... ground that frequent elections are very useful in the regulation of domestic affairs . It is proper that a free people should have very immedi- ate control over their local concerns , and should hold their repre- sentatives responsible ...
... ground that frequent elections are very useful in the regulation of domestic affairs . It is proper that a free people should have very immedi- ate control over their local concerns , and should hold their repre- sentatives responsible ...
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... grounds we undertake to maintain them . And , first of all , we are to bear in mind that our claim is against the ... ground for charging that government with expressly or impliedly authorizing , permitting , or conniving at the wrong ...
... grounds we undertake to maintain them . And , first of all , we are to bear in mind that our claim is against the ... ground for charging that government with expressly or impliedly authorizing , permitting , or conniving at the wrong ...
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... ground that , in providing for individual claims on the part of our citizens , it makes them " subject to a set - off from the individual claims of England , so that , in the end , our country may possibly receive nothing . " It would ...
... ground that , in providing for individual claims on the part of our citizens , it makes them " subject to a set - off from the individual claims of England , so that , in the end , our country may possibly receive nothing . " It would ...
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