The Federalist: A Commentary on the Constitution of the United StatesH. Holt, 1898 - 793 páginas |
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Página xv
... Congress materially , but when the necessity was passed , it was found that the legislative branch had lost no real prerogative . In 1867 Congress sav- agely attacked the President , but the Executive influence and strength suffered no ...
... Congress materially , but when the necessity was passed , it was found that the legislative branch had lost no real prerogative . In 1867 Congress sav- agely attacked the President , but the Executive influence and strength suffered no ...
Página xvi
... Congress on legislation , they have to an ex- tent succeeded ; so far indeed as to lead members of Congress to this day to assert the right of selecting local officials ; but whenever the President has been a man of strength , he has ...
... Congress on legislation , they have to an ex- tent succeeded ; so far indeed as to lead members of Congress to this day to assert the right of selecting local officials ; but whenever the President has been a man of strength , he has ...
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... Congress should be proportioned to the wealth of the states - No inducement for falsifying the census , as it is the basis of taxation as well as representation , NO . 55 [ 54 ] . 360 [ ? ] HAMILTON . SIZE OF THE HOUSE OF ...
... Congress should be proportioned to the wealth of the states - No inducement for falsifying the census , as it is the basis of taxation as well as representation , NO . 55 [ 54 ] . 360 [ ? ] HAMILTON . SIZE OF THE HOUSE OF ...
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... Congress will induce watchfulness - The large states will control the small - Objections that the Senate will prevent aug- mentation answered -- The constitutional resource of refusing supplies by the House - Reasons against a numerous ...
... Congress will induce watchfulness - The large states will control the small - Objections that the Senate will prevent aug- mentation answered -- The constitutional resource of refusing supplies by the House - Reasons against a numerous ...
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... Congress - To recommend measures to Congress - To convene one or both branches of Congress- To adjourn Congress - To receive ambassadors and other public ministers - To execute the laws of the Union -- To commission all officers of the ...
... Congress - To recommend measures to Congress - To convene one or both branches of Congress- To adjourn Congress - To receive ambassadors and other public ministers - To execute the laws of the Union -- To commission all officers of the ...
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The Federalist: A Commentary on the Constitution of the United States Paul Leicester Ford,James Madison,John Jay Sin vista previa disponible - 2015 |
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