The Federalist: A Commentary on the Constitution of the United StatesH. Holt, 1898 - 793 páginas |
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Página vii
... fact . In short , a written constitution is nothing but ink and paper , ex- cept for what the people it nominally controls add to it . ' Over and over again our government has been saved from complete breakdown only by an absolute ...
... fact . In short , a written constitution is nothing but ink and paper , ex- cept for what the people it nominally controls add to it . ' Over and over again our government has been saved from complete breakdown only by an absolute ...
Página xvi
... fact that it is a delegated body , and therefore not directly responsible to the people , has been its tendency to extravagance , and in this body all class legislation , whether bounties , pensions , protective duties , internal ...
... fact that it is a delegated body , and therefore not directly responsible to the people , has been its tendency to extravagance , and in this body all class legislation , whether bounties , pensions , protective duties , internal ...
Página xvii
... fact is that the Vice President is always the choice of the politicians , the people taking little interest in the selection of that official ; and his almost invariable failure is equally well known . As the method of choosing the ...
... fact is that the Vice President is always the choice of the politicians , the people taking little interest in the selection of that official ; and his almost invariable failure is equally well known . As the method of choosing the ...
Página xix
... fact that it gives to the majority the right of governing the land provided their laws shall be equal in operation , and that with this degree of power the majority has been content . It is , therefore , but one expression of what is ...
... fact that it gives to the majority the right of governing the land provided their laws shall be equal in operation , and that with this degree of power the majority has been content . It is , therefore , but one expression of what is ...
Página xxi
... fact that , on the very day of its publication , there appeared in the New York Journal , the organ of the " state machine , " a letter signed " Cato , " sharply and ably attacking the proposed govern- ment , written , as was very ...
... fact that , on the very day of its publication , there appeared in the New York Journal , the organ of the " state machine , " a letter signed " Cato , " sharply and ably attacking the proposed govern- ment , written , as was very ...
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