The American Law Review, Volume 12Little, Brown, and Company, 1878 - Law |
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... whole people of the Union as a body , divided into districts for convenience only . Under the one the national Executive is chosen according to the voice of the several States as independ- ent political communities , equal in right ...
... whole people of the Union as a body , divided into districts for convenience only . Under the one the national Executive is chosen according to the voice of the several States as independ- ent political communities , equal in right ...
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... whole people together , in the false confidence and enthusi- asm that always affects men just in proportion to the massiveness of their numbers , and in the consequent general accretion of Executive influence and power ; until , at last ...
... whole people together , in the false confidence and enthusi- asm that always affects men just in proportion to the massiveness of their numbers , and in the consequent general accretion of Executive influence and power ; until , at last ...
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... whole people and of the separate States , have borne the poison of ex- treme party politics and the shock of civil warfare , and are now , near the end of a century , as well grounded and as beneficent as at the beginning . Any scheme ...
... whole people and of the separate States , have borne the poison of ex- treme party politics and the shock of civil warfare , and are now , near the end of a century , as well grounded and as beneficent as at the beginning . Any scheme ...
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... proved that , on the whole , judicial tribunals are best calculated to hear and decide disputed questions of law and fact , although they may involve inquiries extending into the domain of politics and the PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS . 19.
... proved that , on the whole , judicial tribunals are best calculated to hear and decide disputed questions of law and fact , although they may involve inquiries extending into the domain of politics and the PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS . 19.
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... whole power of deciding upon Presidential elections and of providing for such decision were removed from Congress to a tribunal that could not , like it , change the law according to party emergency , or in obedience to any spasm of ...
... whole power of deciding upon Presidential elections and of providing for such decision were removed from Congress to a tribunal that could not , like it , change the law according to party emergency , or in obedience to any spasm of ...
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