A Course of Lectures on the Constitutional Jurisprudence of the United States: Delivered Annually in Columbia College, New York |
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Page xii
... Senate . 2. Their joint and several powers and privileges . 3. Their method of enacting laws , with the times and modes of their assembling and adjourning . 2. Of the Executive power , as vested in the President . 1. His qualifications ...
... Senate . 2. Their joint and several powers and privileges . 3. Their method of enacting laws , with the times and modes of their assembling and adjourning . 2. Of the Executive power , as vested in the President . 1. His qualifications ...
Page xv
... Senators and Repre- sentatives in Congress ; the members of the State Legislatures ; and all Executive and Judicial officers of the United States and of the several States , to be bound by oath or affirma- tion to support the ...
... Senators and Repre- sentatives in Congress ; the members of the State Legislatures ; and all Executive and Judicial officers of the United States and of the several States , to be bound by oath or affirma- tion to support the ...
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... Senate and a House of Representatives . These terms , conferring the legislative authority , impart its limitation to the objects specified in the Constitution . And , be- sides the end already stated to have been pro- posed by the ...
... Senate and a House of Representatives . These terms , conferring the legislative authority , impart its limitation to the objects specified in the Constitution . And , be- sides the end already stated to have been pro- posed by the ...
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... Senate was in- troduced into both of their amended constitu- tions . There was a farther reason for the divis- ion of the legislative powers in the government of the United States , arising from its federative character , but which ...
... Senate was in- troduced into both of their amended constitu- tions . There was a farther reason for the divis- ion of the legislative powers in the government of the United States , arising from its federative character , but which ...
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... Senate on that of equal , representation ; and although this equality in the latter was evi- dently the result of a compromise between the lar- ger and smaller states , yet it afforded a convenient and effectual mode of applying the ...
... Senate on that of equal , representation ; and although this equality in the latter was evi- dently the result of a compromise between the lar- ger and smaller states , yet it afforded a convenient and effectual mode of applying the ...
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