The American Law Review, Volume 12Little, Brown, and Company, 1878 - Law |
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... respect to the bodies of Electors chosen in the States of Florida , Louisiana , South Carolina , and Oregon , and questions , more or less important , existed touching particular Electors in other States . Whether Mr. Hayes or Mr ...
... respect to the bodies of Electors chosen in the States of Florida , Louisiana , South Carolina , and Oregon , and questions , more or less important , existed touching particular Electors in other States . Whether Mr. Hayes or Mr ...
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... respect to them , or that he should not . Although it is true that the duty to do a purely ministerial act involves the necessity of exercising intelligence , and , generally , judgment , it is not that sort of judgment which is a ...
... respect to them , or that he should not . Although it is true that the duty to do a purely ministerial act involves the necessity of exercising intelligence , and , generally , judgment , it is not that sort of judgment which is a ...
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... respect that existed on the day of the election . It will be seen by reference to the act that its language is specific to this end . The Commission was to inquire what persons and how many were the lawful electors in the States having ...
... respect that existed on the day of the election . It will be seen by reference to the act that its language is specific to this end . The Commission was to inquire what persons and how many were the lawful electors in the States having ...
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... respect , and may , in itself , be more just and wise , than another . What is that system ? The question is important , but not novel . Wherever civilization and human rights have eman- cipated themselves from kingcraft , the subject ...
... respect , and may , in itself , be more just and wise , than another . What is that system ? The question is important , but not novel . Wherever civilization and human rights have eman- cipated themselves from kingcraft , the subject ...
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... respect of every power granted by the Constitution to the general govern- ment , and each of its departments , they are supreme and national , it is evidently true , that in respect of the choice of the citizen who is to wield the vast ...
... respect of every power granted by the Constitution to the general govern- ment , and each of its departments , they are supreme and national , it is evidently true , that in respect of the choice of the citizen who is to wield the vast ...
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