The Federalist: A Commentary on the Constitution of the United StatesH. Holt, 1898 - 793 páginas |
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Página ix
... judges , likewise for the most part . named by the sovereign , with a final appeal from the local courts to the courts of the Privy Council . Thus the people were from early times accustomed to popular legislation , controlled first by ...
... judges , likewise for the most part . named by the sovereign , with a final appeal from the local courts to the courts of the Privy Council . Thus the people were from early times accustomed to popular legislation , controlled first by ...
Página x
... judges out of office . The general government , called into exist- ence by the articles of confederation , which had been modeled on the Batavian and Helvetic constitutions , ' was but a legislative dependent of the state legislatures ...
... judges out of office . The general government , called into exist- ence by the articles of confederation , which had been modeled on the Batavian and Helvetic constitutions , ' was but a legislative dependent of the state legislatures ...
Página xiv
... judges that it was to prevent just such outrages as fiat money that the national government was created , and that the very words " legal tender , " except as applied to intrinsic money for commercial and legal convenience , are a lie ...
... judges that it was to prevent just such outrages as fiat money that the national government was created , and that the very words " legal tender , " except as applied to intrinsic money for commercial and legal convenience , are a lie ...
Página xv
... judges appointed for life , and even suspending the sitting of the Supreme Court , but with- out permanent results , and the judiciary maintained its power and independence . During the Civil War the President by his assumption of " war ...
... judges appointed for life , and even suspending the sitting of the Supreme Court , but with- out permanent results , and the judiciary maintained its power and independence . During the Civil War the President by his assumption of " war ...
Página xviii
... judges have cast impartiality behind them , and de- scended into the political arena . At other times the Supreme Court has shown indecision or instability . It has been " packed " to secure a particular verdict , and has rendered the ...
... judges have cast impartiality behind them , and de- scended into the political arena . At other times the Supreme Court has shown indecision or instability . It has been " packed " to secure a particular verdict , and has rendered 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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