Congress Investigates: A Documented History, 1792-1974, Volumen2Arthur Meier Schlesinger, Roger A. Bruns Chelsea House Publishers, 1975 - 4103 páginas |
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... judge ; you execute the law ; you judge the law , and make the law , and all of it is done after the act has been committed . I put it to the candor of gentlemen to say , is this in conformity to the spirit of your Constitution ? Is it ...
... judge ; you execute the law ; you judge the law , and make the law , and all of it is done after the act has been committed . I put it to the candor of gentlemen to say , is this in conformity to the spirit of your Constitution ? Is it ...
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... Judge Underwood , not on account of a distrust that I had of Judge Underwood's ability or fairness , but simply because I would not have been willing to go to trial before any district judge of the United States . I do not mean to say ...
... Judge Underwood , not on account of a distrust that I had of Judge Underwood's ability or fairness , but simply because I would not have been willing to go to trial before any district judge of the United States . I do not mean to say ...
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... judge of the Supreme Court of the United States ; and , moreover , that the said Samuel Chase , then and there , under pretense of exercising his judicial right to address the said grand jury , as aforesaid , did , in a manner highly ...
... judge of the Supreme Court of the United States ; and , moreover , that the said Samuel Chase , then and there , under pretense of exercising his judicial right to address the said grand jury , as aforesaid , did , in a manner highly ...
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