The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... proved . " 2 But this is but a presumption after all ; and if it be shown that no such authority actually existed , even though the officer be the head of a department , the contract will not bind the United States . In the important ...
... proved . " 2 But this is but a presumption after all ; and if it be shown that no such authority actually existed , even though the officer be the head of a department , the contract will not bind the United States . In the important ...
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... prove that he has done work or rendered service under the direction of an executive officer , it would enable the executive branch of the government . with the aid of this court , to annul a law of Congress , and to throw down any ...
... prove that he has done work or rendered service under the direction of an executive officer , it would enable the executive branch of the government . with the aid of this court , to annul a law of Congress , and to throw down any ...
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... proved itself to be one of the most skilfully devised features of the Constitution . - These two principles — the Massachusetts principle , of annual elections for both branches , and the Virginia principle , of time in tenure of office ...
... proved itself to be one of the most skilfully devised features of the Constitution . - These two principles — the Massachusetts principle , of annual elections for both branches , and the Virginia principle , of time in tenure of office ...
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... prove the plentiful lack of wisdom of those who sought to frame a government on the practical experience of ordinary times . Even while the Constitutional Convention of 1853 was sitting , coming events already cast their shadows before ...
... prove the plentiful lack of wisdom of those who sought to frame a government on the practical experience of ordinary times . Even while the Constitutional Convention of 1853 was sitting , coming events already cast their shadows before ...
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... proved ? How can he say that , in the end , our country will receive nothing , if all our claims are allowed and charged against England in the general account current between her and our own country ? Each country makes its claim in ...
... proved ? How can he say that , in the end , our country will receive nothing , if all our claims are allowed and charged against England in the general account current between her and our own country ? Each country makes its claim in ...
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