The Constitutional Law of the United States of AmericaCallaghan, 1887 - 369 sider |
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Side 11
... provisions which gave all the states the same legal weight , although their actual importance was so very different for the weight- iest decisions the approval of at least nine states was necessary , were responsible for much , but the ...
... provisions which gave all the states the same legal weight , although their actual importance was so very different for the weight- iest decisions the approval of at least nine states was necessary , were responsible for much , but the ...
Side 16
... provisions therein as shall , when agreed to in congress and confirmed by the states , render the federal constitu- tion adequate to the exigencies of government and the preservation of the Union . " All of the legislatures , with the ...
... provisions therein as shall , when agreed to in congress and confirmed by the states , render the federal constitu- tion adequate to the exigencies of government and the preservation of the Union . " All of the legislatures , with the ...
Side 18
... provisions concerning slavery , because , apart from some indirect consequences which will be mentioned by - and - by , slavery in the United States belongs as completely to the history of the past as serfdom in Ger- many . Only this ...
... provisions concerning slavery , because , apart from some indirect consequences which will be mentioned by - and - by , slavery in the United States belongs as completely to the history of the past as serfdom in Ger- many . Only this ...
Side 30
... provisions which should give the least possible occasion for a controversy . The eleventh article , which was recommended by the third congress at its second session ( 1794 ) to the legisla- tures , bears quite a different character ...
... provisions which should give the least possible occasion for a controversy . The eleventh article , which was recommended by the third congress at its second session ( 1794 ) to the legisla- tures , bears quite a different character ...
Side 32
... provisions of the constitu- tion about amendments are sufficient on the one hand to meet the demands of development , and on the other to put so strong a curb upon a restless search after novelty that the democratic republic has been ...
... provisions of the constitu- tion about amendments are sufficient on the one hand to meet the demands of development , and on the other to put so strong a curb upon a restless search after novelty that the democratic republic has been ...
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Side 98 - That the court of claims shall have jurisdiction to hear and determine * * * all claims founded upon the constitution of the United States or any law of congress, except for pensions, or upon any regulation of an executive department, or upon any contract, expressed or implied, with the government of the united Slates, or for damages.