The Federalist: A Commentary on the Constitution of the United StatesH. Holt, 1898 - 793 páginas |
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Página xii
... president , a select body of citizens was created , to whom the choice of that official was assigned , thus making a second defense from the populace or state legislatures . To the President was given the appointment of the judiciary ...
... president , a select body of citizens was created , to whom the choice of that official was assigned , thus making a second defense from the populace or state legislatures . To the President was given the appointment of the judiciary ...
Página xv
... President by his assumption of " war powers " reduced the power of 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 ...
... President by his assumption of " war powers " reduced the power of 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 ...
Página xvi
... President has been a man of strength , he has refused to recognize this claim . Such action has usually produced antipathy in Congress to the President , and the Senate has sometimes , in irritation , negatived Presidential nominees ...
... President has been a man of strength , he has refused to recognize this claim . Such action has usually produced antipathy in Congress to the President , and the Senate has sometimes , in irritation , negatived Presidential nominees ...
Página xvii
... president and not for a proxy . The result has been that the president , being the only part of the government for whom the whole people vote , has absorbed by far the greater part of govern- mental popularity , and is to - day , in ...
... president and not for a proxy . The result has been that the president , being the only part of the government for whom the whole people vote , has absorbed by far the greater part of govern- mental popularity , and is to - day , in ...
Página xviii
... Presidents were chosen because of conspicuous military service . But in the So far from But the distingushing feature ... President , by the state executives and courts , or by the people . It has been temporarily the most hated feature ...
... Presidents were chosen because of conspicuous military service . But in the So far from But the distingushing feature ... President , by the state executives and courts , or by the people . It has been temporarily the most hated feature ...
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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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