The Constitutional Law of the United States of AmericaCallaghan, 1887 - 369 sider |
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Side 17
... convention was not to be bound by this formal invi- tation , if , in its opinion , its aims could not be reached by keeping within the limits set by that resolution and by the instructions of its members . Wholly inde- pendent of the ...
... convention was not to be bound by this formal invi- tation , if , in its opinion , its aims could not be reached by keeping within the limits set by that resolution and by the instructions of its members . Wholly inde- pendent of the ...
Side 21
... convention had decided upon the adoption of a radical cure . It was not simply that the powers of the single federal authority ( the old con- gress ) were now shared between three co - ordinate factors , but these were actual national ...
... convention had decided upon the adoption of a radical cure . It was not simply that the powers of the single federal authority ( the old con- gress ) were now shared between three co - ordinate factors , but these were actual national ...
Side 22
... convention could not possibly draw a constitution which , in the forum of theory , would appear as a blameless and perfectly harmonious work . But such a constitu- tion would have been of scant use to the United States , for the real ...
... convention could not possibly draw a constitution which , in the forum of theory , would appear as a blameless and perfectly harmonious work . But such a constitu- tion would have been of scant use to the United States , for the real ...
Side 23
... convention was convinced that the fate of the Union depended upon the adoption or re- jection of the constitution , it had taken care not to leave the weal and woe of the commonwealth wholly in the hands of a lessening minority ...
... convention was convinced that the fate of the Union depended upon the adoption or re- jection of the constitution , it had taken care not to leave the weal and woe of the commonwealth wholly in the hands of a lessening minority ...
Side 24
... convention it was easy to see that the simple rejection of the constitution was not to be feared , but up to the last instant it seemed not im- possible that the ratification would be merely a conditional one . Many not only shared ...
... convention it was easy to see that the simple rejection of the constitution was not to be feared , but up to the last instant it seemed not im- possible that the ratification would be merely a conditional one . Many not only shared ...
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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.