The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 12
... give to the Federal Courts irreviewable supremacy over Congress and the President . It is not too much to say that the ingenious reasoning in Marbury v . Madison and the construction placed upon the Fourteenth Amendment have had the ...
... give to the Federal Courts irreviewable supremacy over Congress and the President . It is not too much to say that the ingenious reasoning in Marbury v . Madison and the construction placed upon the Fourteenth Amendment have had the ...
Page 17
... give them the money he had on board , some $ 100.00 . The Island Queen was scuttled and set afloat ; she drifted for two or three miles , struck a reef and sank . During the time the Philo Parsons was sailing down and then up the lake ...
... give them the money he had on board , some $ 100.00 . The Island Queen was scuttled and set afloat ; she drifted for two or three miles , struck a reef and sank . During the time the Philo Parsons was sailing down and then up the lake ...
Page 42
... give , a certain sympathy with the spirit of the frontier . This failure to appreciate the frontier feeling accounts for the inability of the New England law- yer to handle a western jury with the same success that the frontier lawyer ...
... give , a certain sympathy with the spirit of the frontier . This failure to appreciate the frontier feeling accounts for the inability of the New England law- yer to handle a western jury with the same success that the frontier lawyer ...
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year we must plow , and reap , what kind of education we shall give to our children , etc. , etc. Harvest time depends somewhat upon the particular portion of the world in which you live ; education should depend somewhat upon your cir ...
year we must plow , and reap , what kind of education we shall give to our children , etc. , etc. Harvest time depends somewhat upon the particular portion of the world in which you live ; education should depend somewhat upon your cir ...
Page 74
... give the oligarchy an absolute power of repression . But it was one thing to vote such laws and another to enforce them . When the land- lords actually faced insurrection they flinched . The laws were repealed or allowed to expire ...
... give the oligarchy an absolute power of repression . But it was one thing to vote such laws and another to enforce them . When the land- lords actually faced insurrection they flinched . The laws were repealed or allowed to expire ...
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