The American Law Review, Volume 12Little, Brown, and Company, 1878 - Law |
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... called for . He must open every certificate ; but , if he open a petition or any other paper as a certificate , it does not make it a certificate for any purpose whatsoever . The argument for " an implied power ex 2 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS .
... called for . He must open every certificate ; but , if he open a petition or any other paper as a certificate , it does not make it a certificate for any purpose whatsoever . The argument for " an implied power ex 2 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS .
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... would declare that the lawful Presi- dent was Mr. Tilden . In that case , each of those gentlemen would have taken the oaths of office , and attempted to exercise its duties ; each would have called upon the army PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS . 3.
... would declare that the lawful Presi- dent was Mr. Tilden . In that case , each of those gentlemen would have taken the oaths of office , and attempted to exercise its duties ; each would have called upon the army PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS . 3.
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... called upon to correct . The third and last characteristic of the act that need be men- tioned , was one of the greatest importance to the justness and fairness of the law , and without which , it is obvious , no act could have passed ...
... called upon to correct . The third and last characteristic of the act that need be men- tioned , was one of the greatest importance to the justness and fairness of the law , and without which , it is obvious , no act could have passed ...
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... called upon by the king to act as his council or advisers in matters of govern- ment . One of these bodies , which seems to have stood in more confidential relation to the crown than the others , was known as the Privy Council ...
... called upon by the king to act as his council or advisers in matters of govern- ment . One of these bodies , which seems to have stood in more confidential relation to the crown than the others , was known as the Privy Council ...
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... convicted by course of law . A court thus constituted , with powers so broad , and a discretion unlimited by prescribed rules , though called into existence for wise and salutary purposes , was , in the end THE COURT OF STAR CHAMBER . 23.
... convicted by course of law . A court thus constituted , with powers so broad , and a discretion unlimited by prescribed rules , though called into existence for wise and salutary purposes , was , in the end THE COURT OF STAR CHAMBER . 23.
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